> variables are untyped, the underlying java expects properly
> formatted dates (java is a strongly typed language).
Yes, all java vars need to be typed, but it seems strange that CF seems
to think that the string is a date, tries converting it and fails.
> You can use the ParseDateTime() function to convert your date
> into a timestamp.
Unfortunately the problem was that I *didn't* want it to be a date, just
a string that happened to be formatted to look like a date...
Ho hum, I got around the problem, but it just seems strange that the
problem should occur on one installation and not others... :o\
Tim.
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