A "good citizen" library should support many languages but not force you to use them (i.e. not <extend-property name="locale" .../>). GWT has supports for many languages re. number and date formatting, and yet by default you only have the "default" locale. I'd suggest you file a bug on the gwt-cal project about their use of extend-property. And as a workaround, use <set-property name="locale" value="list,of,locales,you,want,to,support" /> (e.g. <set-property name="locale", value="default"/> to go back to the default behavior)
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