Well, excuse me (I'm over-working and my brain is burned jeje), but the
solution was very simple via ognl inside the component, where I can
control the format to be always the same, then I can use only one
parameter and various data types that I can convert to the real data type.
Thanks.
Jorge Quiroga escribió:
Hello:
I can resolved the problem with a <parameter> tag into the .jwc, but
again I need to confirm if the String that returns the DatePicker
component is always with the format EEE MMM dd HH:mm:ss z yyyy with
local in en_US if not, then how I can obtain the DateFormat used by the
DatePicker?
Thanks
JQ
Adam Zimowski escribió:
Not sure if I understand exactly, so please correct me if my
suggestion is not what you're looking for.
DatePicker returns java.util.Date, and you could use DateFormat to get
any format you want, including String conversion. Is this what you're
looking for?
Regards,
Adam
On 3/1/06, Jorge Quiroga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello:
Excuse me if the question is quite obvious, but I wanna be sure if the
String that return the DatePicker component is always with this format:
EEE MMM dd HH:mm:ss z yyyy with local in en_US.
Thanks in advance.
JQ
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