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Changing Date format from MM/DD/YYYY to DD/MM/YYYY

Former Member
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Hello all,

We have upgraded our portal system from EP 6.0 to EP 7.0 . Before upgrade the portal date format was in DD/MM/YYYY format but after upgrade it has changed to MM/DD/YYYY.

We changed the request.mandatoryCountry and Request.mandatoryLanguage parameters as GB and EN respectively .

After this change the standard portal iview start showing date in DD/MM/YYYY format but custom web dynpro applications are still displaying date in MM/DD/YYYY format.

Please suggest how can we change the date format for custom dynpro applications too.

Regards,

Ganesh

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Former Member
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Ganesh,

It all depends on date settings in SU01 ,language settings for that user in user administration,language setting in JCO,language settings in browser.

check this note 947081

Thanks

Bala Duvvuri

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Hi,

Thanks for u r reply.

When I changed the Language option for one user in user administration date format is changed , but how can I change the language setting for all portal users.

Regards,

Ganesh

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Former Member
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Hi Ganesh,

Please check the SAP note 947081, should be useful for you .

Regards,

Vaishali

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could some one tell me the sequence in which web dynpro session locale is determined ?

Regards,

Ganesh Khandekar

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Ganesh,

You might find [this|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/f4/d95664da179b4db731e21c2e470b72/frameset.htm] link helpful in understanding how the locale is determined for a user who logs into the portal.

Similar discussions are on the following threads

1 -

2 -

A snippet from the above thread,


1) Language indicator of the user  (Example: Language not set in portal)
2) Language preference of the browser (Example: fr - Resource doesn't exists)
3) Language indicator of the Web Dynpro Application
4) Language preference of the system
5) Language preference of the JVM

Hope it helps.

Good Luck!!!

GLM