Details
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New Feature
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Status: Open
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Major
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Resolution: Unresolved
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0.21
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None
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Description
W3C Widgets and Wookie support the ability to supply a localized version of a widget to the user. For this to work, the platform must supply the Wookie connector with a locale. In AbstractWookieConnectorService.getOrCreateInstance(...), getCurrentUser().getLocale() is used to do this.
I understand that Rave's DefaultUserService should provide this property with the user object returned by getAuthenticatedUser().
A fix should use the current user's browser locale to set this property and hand it on to the Wookie connector.