Jeffrey Blattman wrote: > hi elias, > > just to be clear, what you are quoting below is the format for an XML > lang, not a locale. the format of a locale code is: > > <lang>_<country>_<variant> > > lang is always lower case. country is always upper case. variant can be > either ... which means it is case sensitive.
Good. Thanks. Less work for me. > > sorry, i don't know the context of this comment. maybe you really meant > XML lang, not locale, which makes this irrelevant. I confused the two. I referred to xml:lang but confused it with locale. > > Elias Torres wrote: >> I found this interesting website on language codes: >> >> http://www.w3.org/International/articles/language-tags/Overview.en.php >> >> Format: >> language-script-region-variant-extension-privateuse >> >> Examples: >> >> * en-GB (British English) >> * es-005 (South American Spanish) >> * zh-Hant-HK (Traditional Chinese as used in Hong Kong) >> >> Important: Although the codes are case insensitive, they are commonly >> written lowercased, but this is merely a convention. >> >> So there you have it. We must treat them as case insensitive. Allen gut >> of doing it just because he could turned out to be the correct way of >> doing it according to the "w3c". Please remind me I need to solve the >> "ilike" issue on the getWeblogEntries using the HQL instead of the >> Criteria API. >> >> -Elias >> >> >
