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SUN SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR 0N/A * ANY DAMAGES SUFFERED BY LICENSEE AS A RESULT OF USING, MODIFYING OR 0N/A * DISTRIBUTING THIS SOFTWARE OR ITS DERIVATIVES. 0N/A @bug 4123370 4091969 4118731 4182108 4778440 0N/A The "at-test" tag was removed from this file, because there's no way to 0N/A run this test in an automated test harness. It depends on having various 0N/A different locales installed on the machine, and on Windows it depends 0N/A on the user going to the "Regional Settings" control panel and changing 0N/A the settings before running the test for each bug. We can run this test 0N/A manually from time to time to ensure that there has been no regression, 0N/A but it's not automated. -- lwerner, 7/6/98 0N/A INSTRUCTIONS FOR RUNNING THIS TEST 0N/A ================================== 0N/A This test is designed to check for problems in the JVM code that initializes the 0N/A default Java locale (the locale returned by Locale.getDefault()) from the system 0N/A locale settings (or from command-line arguments). Since detecting a regression 0N/A usually requires setting the environment up in some way prior to running the test, 0N/A this is a manual test. 0N/A The test simply prints out the internal ID and display name of the default Java locale, 0N/A and the name of the default Java character encoding. It passes if these are what 0N/A you expect them to be, and fails if they're not. 0N/A To test for bug #4091969, run this test on a Korean-localized version of 0N/A Windows, with the default locale set to Korean. You should get "ko_KR" 0N/A as the default locale. 0N/A One part of bug #4123370 duplicates bug #4091969, which is covered by the 0N/A To test the unique part of bug #4123370, use the "Regional Settings" control 0N/A panel to set the currect locale to each of the different Spanish-language locales. 0N/A Run this test once for each Spanish-language locale. You should see the appropriate 0N/A locale ID and name for each locale. Both "Spanish - Traditional Sort" and 0N/A "Spanish - Modern Sort" should produce "es_ES" and "Spanish (Spain)". 0N/A The basic issue here was that we had changed so that calling getDisplayName() 0N/A on a locale that didn't include a country code no longer included a country 0N/A name (instead of picking a default country name, as before), which is the 0N/A right answer. The problem is we weren't always getting back a system default 0N/A locale from Solaris that includes a country code, even though we should. 0N/A To test this, set the system default locale to a locale that doesn't include 0N/A a country code, such as "fr" or "de", using (in the C shell) "setenv LC_ALL fr" 0N/A (or whatever the locale ID you want is). Running PrintDefaultLocale should 0N/A still produce a locale ID, and a locale display name, that include a country 0N/A code (and country name). [Remember to make sure the locale is actually installed 0N/A To test the specific complaint in the bug, use "setenv LC_ALL ja". Also pay 0N/A special attention to Solaris locale IDs that don't match the corresponding java 0N/A locales, such as "su" (which should turn into "fi_FI"), "cz" (which should turn 0N/A into "cs_CZ"), and "en_UK" (which should turn into "en_GB"). 0N/A Test this bug the same way you test bug #4118731. Set the locale to each of 0N/A the specified locale IDs (e.g., "setenv LC_ALL japanese"), and then run 0N/A PrintDefaultLocale. You should get the following results: 0N/A Solaris ID Java ID Java display name Encoding 0N/A ========== ======= ==================== ======== 0N/A japanese ja_JP Japanese (Japan) -- 0N/A korean ko_KR Korean (South Korea) -- 0N/A tchinese zh_TW Chinese (Taiwan) -- 0N/A big5 zh_TW Chinese (Taiwan) Big5 0N/A (Where "--" is marked for "encoding," the result isn't important-- it's the 0N/A default encoding for that locale, which we don't test. It should be something 0N/A plausible. Also note that this test presupposed you actually have locales 0N/A with these names installed on your system.) 0N/A Bug #4154559, 4778440: 0N/A Set the locale to Norwegian (Bokmal) and Norwegian (Nynorsk) using the 0N/A Regional Settings control panel on Windows. For each setting, run this program. 0N/A You should see no_NO and no_NO_NY, respectively. 0N/A Test this bug the same way you test bug #4118731. Set the locale to 0N/A each of the specified locale IDs (e.g., "setenv LC_ALL japanese"), and 0N/A then run PrintDefaultLocale. You should get the following results: 0N/A Solaris ID Java ID Encoding 0N/A ========== ======= ======== 0N/A fr.ISO8859-15 fr_FR ISO8859-15 0N/A fr.ISO8859-15@euro fr_FR ISO8859-15 0N/A Where "--" is marked for "encoding," the result isn't important-- it's 0N/A the default encoding for that locale, which we don't test. It should be 0N/A something plausible. Also note that this test presupposed you actually 0N/A have locales with these names installed on your system. 0N/A As of this writing, there is a bug in Solaris or in the 8859-15/euro 0N/A patch for 2.6 (Solaris patch 106842-01) which causes nl_langinfo() to 0N/A return the wrong value for 8859-15 locales. As a result, the encoding 0N/A returned by this test is currency ISO8859-1 for 8859-15 locales. 0N/A Bug #4778440, 5005601, 5074060, 5107154: 0N/A Run the "deflocale" tool found in "data" directory (deflocale.sh on Unix, 0N/A deflocale.exe on Windows), and check the following: 0N/A 4778440: Check that iw_IL is the default locale if the OS's locale is 0N/A Hebrew, and in_ID for Indonesian. 0N/A 5005601: For Norwegian locales, no_NO is selected for Bokmal, and no_NO_NY 0N/A is selected for Nynorsk. 0N/A 5074060, 5107154: On Windows XP ServicePack 2, check the default locales for the 0N/A following Windows locales. Compare with the golden data (deflocale.win): 0N/A Croatian - Bosnia and Herzegovina 0N/A Bosnian - Bosnia and Herzegovina 0N/A Serbian (Latin) - Bosnia and Herzegovina 0N/A Serbian (Cyrillic) - Bosnia and Herzegovina 0N/A Welsh - United Kingdom 0N/A Setswana (Tswana) - South Africa 0N/A isiXhosa (Xhosa) - South Africa 0N/A isiZulu ( Zulu) - South Africa 0N/A Sesotho sa Leboa (Northern Sotho) - South Africa 0N/A Sami, Northern - Norway 0N/A Sami, Northern - Sweden 0N/A Sami, Northern - Finland 0N/A Sami, Southern - Norway 0N/A Sami, Southern - Sweden 0N/A Sami, Skolt - Finland 0N/A Sami, Inari - Finland 0N/A Run the "deflocale.exe" tool found in "data" directory on Windows Vista. 0N/A It contains the following new locales: 0N/A Tajik (Cyrillic) (Tajikistan) - 1251 0N/A Upper Sorbian (Germany) - 1252 0N/A Turkmen (Turkmenistan) - 1250 0N/A Assamese (India) - 0 0N/A Tibetan (People's Republic of China) - 0 0N/A Khmer (Cambodia) - 0 0N/A Lao (Lao P.D.R.) - 0 0N/A Sinhala (Sri Lanka) - 0 0N/A Inuktitut (Canada) - 0 0N/A Amharic (Ethiopia) - 0 0N/A Hausa (Latin) (Nigeria) - 1252 0N/A Yoruba (Nigeria) - 1252 0N/A Bashkir (Russia) - 1251 0N/A Greenlandic (Greenland) - 1252 0N/A Igbo (Nigeria) - 1252 0N/A Yi (People's Republic of China) - 0 0N/A Breton (France) - 1252 0N/A Uighur (People's Republic of China) - 1256 0N/A Occitan (France) - 1252 0N/A Corsican (France) - 1252 0N/A Alsatian (France) - 1252 0N/A Yakut (Russia) - 1251 0N/A K'iche (Guatemala) - 1252 0N/A Kinyarwanda (Rwanda) - 1252 0N/A Wolof (Senegal) - 1252 0N/A Dari (Afghanistan) - 1256 0N/A Lower Sorbian (Germany) - 1252 0N/A Bengali (Bangladesh) - 0 0N/A Mongolian (Traditional Mongolian) (People's Republic of China) - 0 0N/A Tamazight (Latin) (Algeria) - 1252 0N/A English (India) - 1252 0N/A English (Malaysia) - 1252 0N/A English (Singapore) - 1252 0N/A Spanish (United States) - 1252