David Li wrote:
>
> > What has changed and what hasn't changed? Are you trying to use the same
> > Java distribution in two different Linux environments, or different JDK
> > distributions?
>
> It's the same JDK on two different Linux distribution. CLE is based on
> RedHat 6.0 and we are moving over to RedHat 6.1. CLE has some Chinese
> extension.
>
> The different between two distributions are small. However, JDK shows
> default locale to be TW under CLE and US under RedHat 6.1. I am
> wondering what environment or run time parameter affect the default
> locale setting of JDK.
OK. The reason I ask is to try to rule things out. The environment has
changed, the JDK hasn't, so maybe the environment needs more attention.
I suspect your answer lies in the C library and its I18N support, not in
the JDK. Have you tried other applications than the JDK, to see if their
I18N capabilities have changed?
If you've got JDK1.2, it comes with a fair amount of source (src.jar),
you may want to look in there. I didn't find anything obvious in a quick
inspection, which increases my suspicion of libc, but you may want to
take a look yourself.
Nathan
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