Jeff Hoekstra wrote:
>the OS is set to Great Britian and by running a simple
>script I can see that the locale is set to en_GB, however,
>the application does not display dates in the correct
>format.
>
>Can anyone provide me with a non-programatic way to enable
>the locale to be set properly?
Exactly what do you mean when you say "by running a simple script"? Java
isn't a scripting language, so exactly what script are you running where
you can see the locale?
Java's default Locale is set from a few system properties. The values of
those properties are set according to the primary language in the Languages
list of the International pane in System Preferences. See a recent similar
posting:
<http://lists.apple.com/archives/java-dev/2005/May/msg00724.html>
If your default Java Locale really is "en_GB", then the problem can't be
how to enable the correct Locale, because you're getting the correct
Locale. If the Locale is correct, the problem could be anything. Please
post a complete runnable example that shows what doesn't work.
-- GG
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