Set language without language portlet

Hello,
I want to force the language to dutch for all of our users, but don't want them to choose this language on the language portlet or to change the language settings in their browsers.
Jerry Silver suggested in Setting language for a group the use of patch 2948019.
This patch installs wwctx_api.set_nls_language
In portal 9.0.4 WWCTX_API.SET_NLS_LANGUAGE is available, but it says:
Note:</b> This API can only be used for portal sessions that
* have been created via SQL*Plus. It is not intended to be used in browser
* sessions for setting the NLS language and territory.
* The Set Language portlet should be used in that case.
Does someone knows a way to force the language to be different from US-English?
Thanks,
Ton

Hi Ton,
this seems to do the trick on our portal (9026):
<ORACLE>
begin
IF upper(portal.wwctx_api.get_http_language) <> 'NL-NL'
THEN
orasso.wwctx_app_language.set_language(
p_http_language => 'nl-nl',
p_nls_language => 'nl',
p_nls_territory => 'THE NETHERLANDS',
p_requested_url => 'http://hostname:7778/pls/portal/PORTAL.wwctx_app_language.set_language?p_http_language=nl-nl&p_nls_language=nl&p_nls_territory=THE NETHERLANDS&p_requested_url=http://hostname:7778/pls/portal/portal.home'
END IF;
exception
when others then htp.p(SQLCODE||':'||SQLERRM);
end;
</ORACLE>

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