Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
2012/2/4 André Warnier <a...@ice-sa.com>:
David Leung wrote:
Hello! I've looked at the FAQ and tried web searching, but can't find
an answer to this, so I'm hoping someone here can help me.
I downloaded apache-tomcat-7.0.25.exe today from both
(...)
In both cases, installation went smoothly, but when I navigated to
http://localhost/manager/html
I got the Manager page in what I believe is Spanish: "Gestor do
Aplicaciones Web de Tomcat".
Anyone know how I can switch this to English, please?
(...)
.. and then I remember a case from some long time ago, where some other
application was setting the JVM's system language property, and it caused
the same funny effect. That's because this being a global JVM property,
this one webapp setting it, influenced the behaviour of all other webapps,
manager included.
Andre,
Full disclosure: in this specific case it happens to be a feature of
the Manager web application in Tomcat 7, implemented in 7.0.5. From
changelog:
<fix>
<bug>49426</bug>: Localize messages in the Manager application based on
the Locale of the user rather than the default Locale of the server.
(markt)
</fix>
Thanks for the info. I remember - because the case I mention above happened to me, a few
years ago - that finding the origin of the problem took us some time.
But in the bugfix mentioned above, what does "the Locale of the user" mean
exactly ?
Is it the locale of the user-id under which Tomcat runs, or the remote user's browser
preferences ?
(Because in the case of a Windows host, the locale of the user-id running Tomcat can be
somewhat non-obvious)
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