Err, yes ... I don't ever want a 2-digit year, also. I have people, that enter "10" and expect to get "2010". Currently, you will get "0010" (with a "yyyy" pattern).
But I think, I get the point: If there is textfield and a user enters 1.1.10 and default date parsing is used (pattern "dd.MM.yyyy"), you will get a valid date object - 10 years AC. My request would mean, that if .format() is applied to that date, that the century is replaced by the guessed century, if the given century equals "00". As this would be nice for me, it would be weired for others. Ok, never mind... Björn Behrens b!tech berlin -- http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit-Contributors
