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  1. JDK
  2. JDK-4284934

RFE: Customizable Locales

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    • Enhancement
    • Resolution: Duplicate
    • P4
    • None
    • 1.3.0, 5.0
    • core-libs

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      Name: bb33257 Date: 10/26/99


      The Locale architecture for accessing international objects such as
      DateFormats does not allow for extension, customization, or
      synchronization with the user's host customizations. Currently,
      there is no way to customize a given locale, which is functionality
      available on competitive platforms such as Windows. In Windows, for
      example, a client can define a new number format and that format is
      picked up by applications automatically. In Java however, the new
      format can't be associated with a Locale and code that is not
      created by the client (such as system code) will not pick up that
      new number format. Moreover, if the user is using a customized
      Locale in the host, that is not reflected in Java. Java needs to
      support this functionality. A non-persistent version of this
      functionality could be implemented with a simple
      setInstance(selector, locale, value) API on system classes that
      use resources.
      (Review ID: 97061)

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