I use two solutions for this (depends on the situatioin)
1. Define your own Date class (e.g. class MyDate extends Date), write a
Converter for MyDate, add a method getMyDate to your data class and write
columns.add( new PropertyColumn( new Model( "Call Received" ),
"callReceived", "getMyDate" ) );
2. Override the populateItem method of the PropertyColumn class e.g. place a
simple Label with the String representatin of your Date into the table cell
Maybe there is a better way to do this and I can learn from the communito too.
Stefan
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Von: Karen Schaper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 18. Dezember 2007 00:40
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Format date column in DefaultDataTable
Hi,
Another newbie question from me.
I have a table that has a date column in it and I am trying to format the date
to also display the time. It seems to just default to showing ie.
11/14/07.
I can't see how to add any of the date converter or formatting of dates to the
table I am using below. The callReceived is a date object.
List columns = new ArrayList();
columns.add( new PropertyColumn( new Model( "Call Received" ),
"callReceived", "callReceived" ) );
.
.
.
add( new DefaultDataTable( "troubleCallTable", columns, _dataProvider,
25 ) );
Thanks for all your previous replies as well.. they have been very helpful.
Karen.
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