Just to inform that I resolved my problem including a patch in GWT 1.5
which we can put in parameter the TimeZone (of my server) on the
method DateTimeFormat.format(date, TimeZone),
the patch can be found here:
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit-Contributors/browse_thread/thread/bf
Thanks Pascal...
The application I implemented is to follow command made by our
client... and it's needed to display all the information of the date
(timestamp format) saved on database ...
We have some people working in Maroc and it's them that encountered
'the problem' ... I thought that to fo
Bonjour JP,
The problem is not with the DateTimeFormat class. You have to look at
the way dates work in java. A date object is little more than an
offset in milliseconds which happens to be on a give day in the
timezone where the date object has been created. So for example, if
you create it with
Hello,
I encounter a problem with DateTimeFormat class..., not on my computer
but when my application is deployed on production:
I configured my module to force locale fr_FR like this on my module
properties file:
and I put the meta line below on my jsp page:
When I am on my com
