Hi there Robert,
As Juan has indicated, the JSONFormatter is responsible for the
conversion. Unfortunately, the current behavior is an all-or-nothing
approach. Meaning if we change the formatter to convert data string with
Date + Time, then all date fields have to contain time.
Which in som
Hello Robert,
The *JSONFormatter* class, used internally in Geode to handle REST
requests/responses, supports only "MM/DD/" dates, with no HH:MM:SS;
while PDX supports all date fields, that's the reason why you see the
difference in the output.
There's already a GEODE ticket created for this:
Sorry, I can now see in Pulse that a dateTime format is stored as for example:
Thu Aug 31 09:29:25 BST 2017
The problem is when the REST API does a GET for the value stored, it is being
returned as DD/MM/ only
Any ideas? Thanks 😊
From: Rupert St John Webster
Sent: 31 August 2017 09:23
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