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Summary: | Locales' node names? | ||
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Product: | utilities | Reporter: | ehucka <ehucka> |
Component: | Properties | Assignee: | issues@utilities <issues> |
Status: | VERIFIED FIXED | ||
Severity: | blocker | Keywords: | T9Y |
Priority: | P2 | ||
Version: | 3.x | ||
Hardware: | All | ||
OS: | All | ||
Issue Type: | DEFECT | Exception Reporter: |
Description
ehucka
2003-10-23 11:58:59 UTC
I've increassed priority to P2. The issue has hard impact to automated tests. Accepted. It is a bug in module Properties. Fixed in the trunk. Although this is fixed now both from the programmer's and from the user's view, you may encounter different display names of nodes on various systems. The factors which may influence display names are: - current locale of the JVM running the tests (usually taken from the operating system's settings) - version of JDK/JRE Build 200402251900 Results from automated tests for the Czech locale: Solaris 9 Sparc: 'cs - Czech' always Red Hat Linux 8: 50% of 'cs_CZ - Czech (Czech Republic)' and 50% of 'cs - Czech' Windows 2000: mostly 'cs_CZ - Czech (Czech Republic)' sometimes 'cs_CZ - Czech/Czech Republic' Is there any way to find which name a locale should have? Why don't have locales the same name on the one machine? I've recognized there are maybe problems in automated tests. I will research it. Now, you can resolved it. OK, marking as fixed, again. verified |