Thank you very much for your replies! After looking at printItemVersions I could retrieve the needed timestamp using "getCommit()" that returns this information.
Vera. On 7/19/07, Andi Vajda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mon, 16 Jul 2007, Grant Baillie wrote: > I don't know of a repository timestamp, but if there were one, Andi would > know. However, user-initiated changes (i.e. ones the user makes in the UI) > are usually accompanied by a change to the > lastModified/lastModifiedBy/lastModification attributes. So, possibly those > values could be used? Both the repository and view objects have a number of APIs that make it possible to display version history pertaining to them: printVersions() printItemVersions(item) printItemChanges(item) That last method does not display the timestamp of a version but it's available and it would be easy to add it to the output. While the first two display the timestamp the last one doesn't, it was thought to be more concise that way. Andi..
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