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in our Gantt application it's possible that the text language locale differs from the date locale.
To assure that the date picker starts with the correct week day according to the date locale (e.g. 1 for de-DE and 0 for en-EN) we customized the localization.
While doing this, we call finally LocaleManager.applyLocale to publish our adaptations.
Unexpectedly DateHelper.applyLocale is not called in this case and therefore the weekStartDay remains unchanged.
We could solve this problem by calling first
DateHelper.applyLocale() and then
LocaleManager.applyLocale(...).
But unfortunately DateHelper.applyLocale is not part of the public API.
Is there another solution for this problem or - if not - can you publish this method also in your API or call DateHelper.applyLocale when executing LocaleManager.applyLocale?"
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"Hi,
in our Gantt application it's possible that the text language locale differs from the date locale. To assure that the date picker starts with the correct week day according to the date locale (e.g. 1 for de-DE and 0 for en-EN) we customized the localization. While doing this, we call finally LocaleManager.applyLocale to publish our adaptations. Unexpectedly DateHelper.applyLocale is not called in this case and therefore the weekStartDay remains unchanged. We could solve this problem by calling first DateHelper.applyLocale() and then LocaleManager.applyLocale(...). But unfortunately DateHelper.applyLocale is not part of the public API.
Is there another solution for this problem or - if not - can you publish this method also in your API or call DateHelper.applyLocale when executing LocaleManager.applyLocale?"