Google Java Datasource Library. ULocale problem.

[Peter Br.]

I made a datasource using Java library. I receive data from external source, apply queries and do some other processing, and than return data to user over HTTP or store it in a CSV file.

The problem is that CsvRenderer.renderDataTable method needs a locale, and use it to format numbers. That's a problem, because if user has a different locale, numbers are get misinterpreted.

Is there a way to render a CSV file from DataTable without formatting numbers?

BTW, I fought of modifying a ULocale instance to remove grouping separator, but didn't find any way to do it.

[Viz Kid]

Perhaps you can use a ValueFormatter before converting the DataTable into a csv, where you change the formatting of numbers to be without the group separator.

The csv output is not targeted as a serialized way to store the data in, and therefore this behavior is not what you expect.

  Viz Kid

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