bigDecimalField does not accept decimal separator characters in non-English locales

[tmusin]

Environment

Jmix version: 2.1.3

Bug Description

The decimal separator for bigDecimalField cannot be anything other than a comma character, even if it is configured in the locale format properties or in the NumberFormat field annotation.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Create a project with English and non-English locales (for example, Vietnamese or Russian).
2. Leave the default number separator formats:

numberDecimalSeparator=.
numberGroupingSeparator=,

4. Create an entity with an attribute of type BigDeciamal:

@NumberFormat(pattern = "#,##0.########", decimalSeparator = ".", groupingSeparator = ",")
@Column(name = "AMOUNT", precision = 20, scale = 8)
private BigDecimal amount;

5. Create lists and detail views, use the bigDecimal field for the amount attribute:

<bigDecimalField id="amountField" property="amount">
    <validators>
        <digits integer="20"
                     fraction="8"
                     message="Wrong format"/>
    </validators>
</bigDecimalField>

6. Run the project in a non-English locale, open the detail view, try entering 1,234.56789 in the amount field.

Current Behavior

Can't enter a dot. But if you type 1234.56789, it will be saved and displayed in the list view as 1,234.56789.
If you enter 1,234,56789, it will be stored as a empty value.

Expected Behavior

You can enter the entire number with group and decimal separators.

Note:

If you are logging in with an English locale, you can enter a dot in the field, but not a comma.

Sample Project

BigDecimalLocale.zip

[glebfox]

Vaadin's BigDecimalField, IntegerField and other number fields have no format attribute. For example BigDecimalField is <input type="text" inputmode="decimal"> and works according to inputmode attribute.

Use <textField> that support datatype instead.