user.region is different between Solaris and Windows

I'm filing this bug per request from Robert Strout.
(see comments)
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  |Try this:
  |
  |public class foo {
  | public static void main(String args[]) {
  | String lang = System.getProperty("user.language");
  | String region = System.getProperty("user.region");
  | if ( lang!=null )
  | System.out.println("user.language = " + lang);
  | if ( region!=null )
  | System.out.println("user.region = " + region);
  | }
  |}
  |
  |(put it in a file called foo.java), then compile and run it, e.g.
  |
  | javac foo.java
  | java foo
  |
  |And let me know what it says...

On Solaris, it says:
user.language = ja
(no user.region line printed)

On Windows NT & 95, it says:
user.language =ja
user.region = JP

-kuro


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