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    <p><code>Calendar.getInstance()</code> is not the Android API. It is standard Java API. <code>Calendar.getInstance()</code> calls <code>createCalendar()</code> with default time zone and locale. There are factory methods <code>getInstance()</code> that accept time zone, locale and both. This is the way to affect the calendar created. </p> <p>For example as far as I know sending Japanese locale cause creation instance of <code>JapaneseImperialCalendar</code>. </p> <p>EDIT</p> <p>There are a couple of predefined calendars: <code>BuddistCalendar</code> and Japanese calendar. And obviously default <code>GregorianCalendar</code>. You can add you own "extension" using <code>Locale.setExtension(char key, String value)</code>. I have never done it but it should work. You should however dig into the code your self to find out the correct parameters. Good luck. </p>
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    1. COThanks for your quick answer :) If you look at Android source Calendar.java, in contrast of JDK source of Calendar (http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk7/jdk7/jdk/file/tip/src/share/classes/java/util/Calendar.java), you can not find createCalendar() on it. this is source of the related part on it: public static synchronized Calendar getInstance() { return new GregorianCalendar(); }
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    2. CO@EbrahimByagowi: "overriding this method (by some hackerish way) will affect all use of calendars in Android UI" -- oh `$DEITY` no. You have no right, from an SDK application, to affect other applications in this fashion, for obvious security reasons. You are welcome to fork Android, change the operating system, convert it into a modded ROM, and install that on the device of your choice, if you wish to affect all applications.
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    3. CO@EbrahimByagowi CommonsWare is 100% correct (as always). If what you want is to inject some of your code in such a way that whenever any app on the device creates a calendar, they run your code to create the calendar instead of the default, then what you are describing is pretty much how viruses work. Yours is obviously not malicious, but not what the framework is there to provide. You only get to write code that works in your area, or you write the framework (create your own version of Android). Maybe if you elaborated on why you want all calendars to be your calendar, we could help more?
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