I think you may have missed the OP's question. He's not concerned about
mm/dd vs. dd/mm. Rather, he wants to be able to handle yy and yyyy.
At any rate, Clinton's response presents the appropriate solution. Only
the app can know if 09 represent 1909 or 2009, and the app should be
passing iBatis Date objects, not strings. To the OP, you'll probably
use SimpleDateFormat to convert a string to a date. You'll need to
instances, one to handle yyyy and the other to handle yy. If you do
that, however, be aware that you are agreeing to use SimpleDateFormat's
decision about what 09 means.
Jason H King wrote:
This is a front-end issue. There's no way iBatis or JPA or Hibernate can determine
whether the string "03/04/2009" represents a date in March or April.
On the front end do browser sniffing to determine the language used and then
convert accordingly.
Lets suppose 70% of your users are EN-us (mm/dd/yyyy) and 30% are EN-ca (dd/mm/yyyy).
Check the browser settings, for the EN-ca folks flip the first and second numbers then pass it to iBatis.
If you're saying an individual user might do mm/dd/yyyy and dd/mm/yyyy
intermittently there is no way to consistently work around that.
--- supriyanaidupell...@gmail.com wrote:
From: HelpMePlz <supriyanaidupell...@gmail.com>
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Subject: mm/dd/yy format issue (urgent)
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 2009 04:13:52 -0700 (PDT)
Hi all,
in my ibatis query , ihave to use both mm/dd/yyyy and mm/dd/yy . can you
please tell me how can we do that.
i have one question right now in my ibatis query i am using mm/dd/yyyy
format if i have given date in that format like 02/03/2009 i am getting
results , if i changed the date format mm/dd/yy like 02/03/09 by giving
this format i am not getting results .
if any one knows anws for these question plz reply me it is very urgent for
me
--
Guy Rouillier
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