on 01-19-2009 5:36 PM
Hi Colleagues,
Regarding documentation for - How Java read Default Locale I found:
Their is a particular priority it gives for the language specified ..The current session locale is picked from the one which is present and has the highest priority
Its in this order..
1.URL
2.User ID
3.Browser
4.Default Locale Property
5.WD system
6.VM Default
7.Final locale
My Question is - Do you know in SAP Application server - How to change Default Locale
without Java code ? (Some where change the configuration in OS lavel or in JVM level)
I mean - how to use the last two items in priority list "Final locale" or "VM Default" ?
On My Windows system I changed the Regional and Language Options ->
I changes Standards and format to many counties but my code
Locale locale = Locale.getDefault(); always returns me en_US
Hi Colleagues,
Reboot of system does not help
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> On My Windows system I changed the Regional and Language Options ->
> I changes Standards and format to many counties but my code
> Locale locale = Locale.getDefault(); always returns me en_US
If you change your locale on Windows you need to reboot.
Markus
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