Server Locale and Time Zone

• timezone
• language
• date format

Setting the System Locale and Using Locale Date Format checkbox allows you to control how date and language are presented system-wide.

Relevant Attributes

• System Time Zone
• System Locale
• System Date Format

How Locale Date Format is Determined?

The locale date format is determined using the Java libraries that Joget DX is built on. These libraries help retrieve and format date values according to the specified locale settings.

• TimeZoneUtil.java
• SimpleDateFormat
• Locale

Here's an example using the default Expenses Claim app, specifically looking at the Created column with no formatter applied:

• Date displayed with the en_US locale (mm/dd/yyyy)
  
  
  
• Date displayed with the en_GB locale (dd/mm/yyyy)
  
  
  

Affected elements/modules

Locale settings may influence the following components:

• Date Picker
• Date Formatter
• Inbox Menu
• Universal Inbox Menu
• Process Monitoring
• Process Status Menu
• List Inbox Menu
• JSON API

Utilizing these settings ensures that your Joget DX system reflects the appropriate regional settings, providing a seamless and localized user experience.

Languages

The default language is en_US. The following is an incomplete list of common languages available as system locale: 

• en - English
• zh_CN - Chinese (Simplified)
• zh_CN - Chinese (Traditional)
• ja - Japanese
• ko - Korean
• fr - French
• de - German
• es - Spanish
• it - Italian
• pt - Portuguese
• pt_BR - Portuguese (Brazil)
• ru - Russian
• nl - Dutch
• tr - Turkish
• th - Thai
• vi - Vietnamese
• ms - Malay
• fil - Filipino
• hi - Hindi
• bn - Bengali
• ta - Tamil

Right-to-Left Languages Support