Hello List,
>From what I can tell from the documentation and qooxdoo code, qooxdoo
is simply evaling the json return value of an RPC call. In order to
pass a date from the server to client and have the client
automagically turn it into a javascript date object, we should simply
use "new Date(<date values>)" as the return value.
I'm using the Perl RPC backend and tried doing this by hand, but end
up with 'null' on the client side. Same result when using the date
class provided by the Perl backend. Here is a sample of the return
data when using the date class provided by the Perl backend (calling
$call_date->toJson() when adding it to the return data):
{"id":2,"result":[{"urgency":"2 days","customer_id":"24","notes":"no
comment","load_id":"1","call_date":"new
Date(Date.UTC(2010,2,20,0,0,0,0))","miles":"20","call_time":"14:45"}]}
That "call_date" value ends up as null.
I saw the recent thread about using ISO date formats. I attempted
that, as well, in case I missed something when reviewing the framework
code.
I think I'm just missing something simple. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Pat
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