UIX dateField, Roman numerals in Czech

Hi,
I am using the following code to retrieve a date value from a UIX page. I am using Jdeveloper 10.1.2, ADF UIX 2.2.20
<dateField name="dateNonProd"
value="${uix.data.getWorkSlotDateTimes.NONPRODSTARTDATE}">
<onSubmitValidater>
<date
pattern="dd-MMM-yyyy"/>
</onSubmitValidater>
Unfortunately if a date is selected by a Customer in the Czech Republic the month is appearing as Roman Numerals 01-II-06.
Has any one else experienced this problem
Thanks
Colette

Hi Colette,
Translation for formatted date text is based on page language.
In UIX 2.2, we can't specify translation language for date formatting (this feature is supported in ADF Faces).
I have 2 ideas to solve your problem
1) Override locale context to Englis. (All message will be in English).
2) Specify locale independent formatting pattern (for example, dd-MM-yyyy).
Regards,
Jun

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