Hello Volker,
Here is one problem... java.util.Date can hold date-time values. So if
formatting process always take java.util.Date values to format as Date
then time part of value always will be unaccessable.
I agree with you - java.util.Date values must be converted as Date
values too. But how do we switch between Date, Time and Date-Time
values?
I view one way to solve such problem - add formatKey attribute to hold
key to retrieve format string from resources.
Wednesday, December 12, 2001, 5:23:37 PM, you wrote:
VK> Volker Krebs wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I wanted to use the new <bean:write> format mechanism,
>> I specified my format strings in the message resources.
>> So far so good ... everything was fine, but when I changed the
>> user locale with Action.setLocale() nothing happend for
>> FLOAT_FORMAT_KEY.
>> The Problem is in
>> org.apache.struts.taglib.bean.WriteTag.formatValue(...)
>> after line 318.
VK> Ok thanks for fixing that, I found somethig else,
VK> if we have a java.util.Date a toString is printed.
VK> } else if ((value instanceof java.sql.Date) ||
VK> value instanceof java.util.Date) { //check also for util.Date
VK> formatStr = RequestUtils.message(pageContext, this.bundle,
VK> this.localeKey, DATE_FORMAT_KEY);
VK> }
VK> You also have to check if the type is java.util.Date and
VK> use the DATE_FORMAT_KEY for this type.
VK> thanks
VK> Volker
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