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Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 13:24:28 +0200
From: Thomas Lutz <mattom@gmx.at>
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Subject: Re: i18n, date & binding framework.
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What exactly does not work ?

I had problems with forms, dates and i18n, too.

With some debugging I figured out that the form engine took the hosts 
locale as default, so no matter which locale I set in the browser, the 
date formatter always took the hosts locale, so setting the locale for 
the form instance with the user agents locale in flow (javaflow in my 
case) did the job in my application.

regards,
tom

Aur�lien DEHAY wrote:

>Hi all.
>
>I'm trying to i18n the date in a form. I've got no problem for
>displaying the i18nized date, but I wonder how I could, when the client
>edit the form, display him a correct date.
>
>I've got:
><fd:convertor type="formatting" variant="date" style="short">
>   <fd:patterns>
>      <fd:pattern>MM/dd/yyyy</fd:pattern>
>      <fd:pattern locale="fr">dd-MM-yyyy</fd:pattern>
>   </fd:patterns>
></fd:convertor>
>
>in my form_definition.xml file and
><fd:convertor type="formatting" datatype="date">
>   <fd:patterns>
>      <fd:pattern>MM/dd/yyyy</fd:pattern>
>   </fd:patterns>
></fd:convertor>
>
>in my form_binding.xml file, but the behaviour is really strange. I
>think I've missed something.
>
>Can someome give me the trick? Regards.
>  
>


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