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Thanks for your answer.
I did set the Default Locale to French :
Locale.setDefaultLocale(Locale.FRANCE)
It didn't change anything. The labels in the JFileChooser are still
displayed in
English. May be i'm doing something wrong ...
If you have other ideas, it woud help me.
Thanks,
Mari-Mai.

Richard Wilkman a �crit :

> Mari:
>
> If Javasoft wrote that one right, those strings should be resourced
> and if Java noticed it was running on a French locale you'd get
> French.  You should never have to do setText() type items differently
> in a different locale.  Does the same behaviour happen if you start up
> your app with a French locale set?
>
> The old file chooser was really a peer for the Win32 Open dialog which
> is locale sensitive (as in it works off the locale set for Windows).
>
> -Rich
>
> Mari-Mai Henaff wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Is there a way to customize the JFileChooser, in order to
> > translate the labels "Look in", "File name:", "Files of type:"
> > and "Cancel" in an other language (in French). The only
> > label that can be easily changed is the one of the approve
> > button.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Henaff.
>
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