Description of problem: When attempting to graph from say 7am to 12pm in a non-Latin locale, Spacewalk will display an error claiming that the end time is before the start time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Enable monitoring on your spacewalk installation. 2. Add monitoring entitlement to a registered system. 3. Open the Monitoring tab in the SDC and create a probe for this system, preferably something that can be graphed such as load average. 4. Change your account locale preferences to German and timezone to something European, GMT+0100 should work. 5. Navigate back to the monitoring page, view the probe details, and select to graph from 07:00 to 12:00. (make sure to set the date to the same day) Actual results: Error message which, if translated, roughly states that the end date is before the start date. Expected results: This should work. Additional info: Problem is related to an ill-thought out hack in DatePicker.java where incoming hour of 12 is immediately changed to 0, and 0 is changed back to 12 outgoing, with no attention paid to whether or not the locale is even latin and if so, what the value of AM/PM is.
Can be reproduced just by setting language to German. Timezone is irrelevant. Fixed in 01e85a3ec0a2640b646aed1533f083e30f4493e7. Added a check for isLatin() before doing the "hack".
Verified in spacewalk 0.4.