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Asked: 2026-05-21T20:09:06+00:00

I am writing a JAR library that will be used on desktop and also

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I am writing a JAR library that will be used on desktop and also on android.
The JAR is localized, therefore I would like to know the current android language in order to set the locale accordingly.

How should I do that?

UPDATE: The locale is the same of the android language, but ResourceBundle.getString() always revert to the default locale.

LAST UPDATE: It’s a bug on Android, if my locale is it_IT it looks exclusively for Locale_it_IT; and skips Locale_it (which instead is accepted on Java).

OOPS! it ACTUALLY was a bug on my code… android is case sensitive and I created a resourcebundle with locale IT instead of it… shame on me.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Android supporrs the normal java Locale related methods, so you should be fine by just asking for Locale.getDefault()

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