How to change the language of the displayed exceptions in JDeveloper

Question

Hello all,
I am using JDeveloper 10.1.3.2 and wish to see all exception messages in English instead of Greek. Almost always my browser messes code-page information and I end up seeing "?"'s instead of text.
Thanks in advance
Thanassis

Answer 1

Hi Thanassis,
you can:
1) Change your browser settings to the desired language
1.1) in Firefox:
. select menu Tools -> Options...
. select "Advanced"
. click "Choose" under "Languages"
. Select the language to add
. click OK twice
1.2) in Internet Explorer:
. select menu Tools -> Internet Options...
. click button "Languages"
. click button "Add..."
. Select the language to add
. click OK twice
2) Set the following options in your Project properties, f.ex.:
-Djbo.default.language=fr -Djbo.default.country=BE. Double-click your project
. in the Project Properties, select "Run/Debug"
. select a Configuration and click "Edit..."
. add the Java Options
. click OK twice
(however, the default is en/US, so that should be OK in your case)
NB:
. I think option 2 takes precedence on option 1
but I'm not sure of what happens when the jbo.default... properties are not defined and the browser is set up to use another language than English.
. you can also change the locale dynamically.
See "Change Preferred UI Locale with a Button in the Page" in Steve Muench's sample page (http://radio.weblogs.com/0118231/stories/2004/09/23/notYetDocumentedAdfSampleApplications.html#95)
Regards,
Didier.