ULocale in Swing and Eclipse RCP applications
In standalone applications ULocale can be specified through a set of system properties:
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The user.language property: the value should be an ISO 639 language code.
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The user.country property: the value should be an ISO 3166 country code.
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The user.variant property: the syntax of its value is unspecified.
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The user.script property: the value should be a four-letter ISO 15924 script code.
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The user.calendar property: the value is described in the ICU user’s guide.
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The user.collation property: the value is described in the ICU user’s guide.
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The user.currency property: the value is described in the ICU user’s guide.
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The user.numbers property: the value should be a four-letter ISO 15924 script code or one of the system identifiers listed in Unicode UTS #35.






