Paul,
Thanks for tip but my classloader work fine.
On 6/16/06, Paul Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dan Plesse wrote:
> > Does anyone know why Calender needs getInstance() method?
>
> it's protected. use GregorianCalendar. or better yet use getInstance &
> add locale & timezone. timezone's kind of important.
>
> > <cfset c.set(c.YEAR, DateFormat(Now(), "yyyy"))>
> > <cfset c.set(c.MONTH, evaluate(DateFormat(Now(), "mm") - 01))>
> > <cfset c.set(c.DATE, DateFormat(Now(), "dd"))>
>
> all of this is kind of "iffy" w/the way cf handles datetimes (ie
> everything's assumed to be in the server tz), you're probably better off
> using java epoch offsets. you can convert a cf datetime to java epoch
> offset very easily:
>
> t=now(); //cf datetime
> t=t.getTime(); //is now java epoch offset
>
>
> if you want to use itext independent of cf7's deployed lib, especially
> on a shared host, you *really* want to use mark mandel's javaLoader CFC.
> it's so cool i can't believe it.
>
> http://www.compoundtheory.com/?action=javaloader.index
>
>
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