Got it ! :)
I realized that there was "update" requests for not-working properties,
whereas good ones were doing "insert", which is ok because it's a new
object.
I found a bunch of properties for my particular object id in
"xwikiproperties". After purging them and restarting container, my object
The same exception occurs for either :
doc.set("date", sdf.format(mydate))
doc.set("date", mydate) // mydate is java.util.Date
obj.set("date", mydate)// same for sdf.format(mydate) of course
Here is a longer log after increasing log level :
DEBUG jdbc.AbstractBatcher- about to
I think I understand...
Currently what I am doing is :
doc.use(doc.newObject("MyClass"))
doc.set("date", sdf.format(mydate) )
...
doc.save()
With "mydate" being a Date. I think I did it because doc.set("date", new
Date() ) was not working. It works with the formatted string, and only if
format in
I suspect you have used some method setStringValue where you should
have used setDateValue
Ludovic
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Le 25 nov. 2009 à 07:44, Jeremie BOUSQUET
a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I have a groovy script in a page, that loads some data and create
> pages and
> objects with it.
> Basical
Hi,
I have a groovy script in a page, that loads some data and create pages and
objects with it.
Basically for each input data 2 new documents are created, each with 2 new
objects inside (one a custom class, and one for tags "XWiki.TagClass").
For most documents there is no problem, while for som
