Locale

A Locale value specifies some country and/or language. Generally, a Locale value can only appear in the logic when acquired through the system-generated UserInfo value, which provides a Locale representing the logic-running user's country and language.

Methods

getCountry()

Resolves into a String that is a country or region code of two possible formats. Either it is a ISO 3166 2-letter code, or a UN M.49 3-digit code.

For example, the expression ${UserInfo.locale.getCountry() == 'FI'} could check if the active user's country is Finland.

Using the shorthand form, the expression becomes ${UserInfo.locale.country == 'FI'}.

getLanguage()

Resolves into a String that is a ISO 639 language code.

For example, the expression ${UserInfo.locale.getLanguage() == 'fi'} would resolve into "true" for users, presumably in a Finnish-speaking region.

Using the shorthand form, the expression becomes ${UserInfo.locale.language == 'fi'}.