> : If a European locale was used when the seconds portion of the date > : was formatted, it would use a comma for the radix point. > > But nothing in DateField relies on the default locale -- we don't even use > DateFormatter's for milliseconds anymore because of the trailing zero > problem .... uhhhhh ... hmmm, okay wait a minute, maybe the problem is > the *DecimalFormat* ... it looks like it probably pays attention to > the default Locale. crap. > > JuaNiK: do you know what the default Locale of your jvm is? Can you try > running the Solr unit tests (specificly DateFieldTest) and (assuming it > fails) file a bug with the results?
Hoss, the default Locale of my jvm is: user.country : ES user.language : es i just ran DateFieldTest and it fails as Stefan Oestreicher said in a recent message. I was applying exactly the same solution than him but over DateField.java > > > -Hoss > >
