1. Calendar.getInstance method not loading userdefined locale classes stackoverflow.comIn JDK 6
I have implemented CalendarData_en_AT class for locale(en, AT) which is a user defined locale(not defined in jre). I see that when I try to load the locale using |
2. Calendar Locale problems coderanch.comHi All, I have a calendar is displayed in the popupfield. I'm using the java calendar class as follows: public class AnotherTest extends JFrame { private JCPopupField startdate; private JPanel pLogon = new JPanel(); private void SetupComponents(){ super("Calander"); Dimension d = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize(); //Set size and location of the logon window setSize (500, 500); setLocation (d.width / 2 - getWidth() / 2, ... |
3. Calendar With locale parm coderanch.comI'm confused by what the locale does here. It's purpose is clear for DateFormat.getinstance, but it doesn't seem to change the time, nor does it change the language, so what exactly is the point of calling Calendar.getInstance() with a locale? It clearly doesn't do anything if I convert it to a date before printing. What am I missing? Thanks, Kevin |
4. Calendar.. translate an int in a month with a Locale coderanch.com |
5. Date using Calendar for a spcific Locale coderanch.com |
6. Calendar.firstDayOfWeek toruble with locales forums.oracle.com |
7. Calendar.getInstance method not loading userdefined locale classes forums.oracle.comHi In JDK 6 I have implemented CalendarData_en_AT class for locale(en, AT) which is a user defined locale(not defined in jre). I see that when I try to load the locale using Calendar.getInstance method it loads CalendarData_en.class When further debugged, I found that it picks up only the locales that are specified in LocaleMetaDataInfo class What needs to be done so ... |