Money masks on input type cost price doesn't work when logged as portuguese (br) on adaxa plugin

[leonard...@devcoffee.com.br]

Hi,

The cost price fields works great when i'm logged in english language on adaxa plugin. But the same doesn't happen when i'm logged in portuguese (br) language. For example:

When a I create a sales order / order line, the mask money works with a decimal point ($ 240.53). We have a flag on language window on idempiere called decimal point, if this flag are not ticked, the system use a comma as decimal separator (R$ 240,53), this is the default format in brazil and the conversion works fine on idempiere webui. but the follow problem occurs in adaxa plugin:

When I create a order line and select a product, first the price will be displayed as "240.53". If I change the quantity, the application will reload the fields on the form, and the price will be changed for "24053". Debbuging the application, i get the following code responsable for the conversion:

 if (DisplayType.isNumeric(dt))
 {
 BigDecimal bd = null;
 try
 {
 Number nn = null;
 if (dt == DisplayType.Amount)
 nn = wsc.amountFormat.parse(value);
 else if (dt == DisplayType.Quantity)
 nn = wsc.quantityFormat.parse(value);
 else // DisplayType.CostPrice
 nn = wsc.numberFormat.parse(value);
 if (nn instanceof BigDecimal)
 bd = (BigDecimal)nn;
 else
 bd = new BigDecimal(nn.toString());
 }
 catch (Exception e)
 {
 log.warning("BigDecimal: " + columnName + "=" + value + ERROR);
 return ERROR;
 }
 log.fine("BigDecimal: " + columnName + "=" + value + " -> " + bd);
 return bd;
 }

As we can see, the code gets the context of the application (including the language selected on the login), and do the parse. If we track back this line 

nn = wsc.numberFormat.parse(value);

we will get a DecimalFormat.parse() method, and i can't figure out how the context can interfere on this method.

I developed atemporary solution, the value will not be changed like before (240.53 to 24053)  but the user have to deal with the decimal point, like in english ($ 240.25 for example)

            BigDecimal bd = null;
            try
            {
                Number nn = null;
                if (dt == DisplayType.Amount)
                    nn = Double.parseDouble(value);
                else if (dt == DisplayType.Quantity)
                    nn = Double.parseDouble(value);
                else    //     DisplayType.CostPrice
                    nn = Double.parseDouble(value);
                if (nn instanceof BigDecimal)
                    bd = (BigDecimal)nn;
                else
                    bd = new BigDecimal(nn.toString());
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                log.warning("BigDecimal: " + columnName + "=" + value + ERROR);
                return ERROR;
            }
            log.fine("BigDecimal: " + columnName + "=" + value + " -> " + bd);
            return bd;

But this is not good. I'm working on this problem for days and have no idea how solve this, any help will be greatful!