Converter property editor locale always blank

While doing the Tutorial 'About Converters' at http://devservices.sun.com/premium/jscreator/standard/learning/tutorials/converters.html
Specifically while viewing the sample code for "Example Two: Using Converters for Numeric Formatting" I noticed that no matter what I enter for a locale in the converter's property editor in the Java Studio IDE the properties always remains blank in the IDE (and are not set in the constructor either). I'm speaking specifically about the locale. It never gets set for me unless I do it manually in the constructor myself.
I see from the example code provided for Converter_ex2.zip (http://devservices.sun.com/premium/jscreator/standard/learning/tutorials/converters/Converter_ex2.zip)
that the value for locale is set in the constructor for Page1.java (code below).
            numberConverter1.setType("currency");
            numberConverter2.setType("currency");
            numberConverter2.setLocale(new java.util.Locale("en", "GB"));
            numberConverter3.setType("currency");
            numberConverter3.setLocale(new java.util.Locale("de", "DE"));
            numberConverter3.setCurrencySymbol("E");   Despite that the code is in the constructor the IDE properties editor for the numberConverter locale is blank.
Just wondering why the property editor is always blank for the locales? This happen to anybody else?

Hi,
I was able to reproduce the behaviour you have described. I have filed a change request on yoru behalf.
We thank you for your valuable feedback.
Cheers :-)
Sun Microsystems

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