I'll answer for Marcus, since he no longer follows this newsgroup.
in resources/CSpDateFormatSymbols.properties
there is a property
whenInDoubtAssumeMonthFirst=True
Make sure it has the same setting (whatever you prefer) on all machines.
If you use Oracle, you must use the same NLS... settings everywhere.
Check the registry on NT, nd.cshrc, db.env.cshrc on UNIX.
We also use javascript to make sure all dates are entered in the
same format.
/Mats
Simon Olive wrote:
> Marcus
>
> I was wondering if you ever found a solution to this problem as I am experiencing
something similar. My CSpDatetimes are being constructed in US or UK format in an
ad hoc manner despite all locales set to the U.K. and the exclusion of i18n.jar from
the classpath.
>
> My dates' month and day are being reversed causing SQL errors on the database.
>However
it is not happening consistently and appears as though it is being influenced by
other concurrent use in the application.
>
> Can you help ?
>
> regards
>
> Simon Olive
> ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> John Laing plc U.K.
> ----------------------------
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >When using the CSpDatetime(String s) constructor, the parsed date turns out
>differently on different machines, some with
> >Us settings, some with european ones. Setting the Locale on various levels does
>little to help either.
> >
> >Anybody had problems with this?
> >
> >Marcus Ahnve
> >Enator Objective Management AB
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