Adam Winer wrote:
On 6/12/07, Chris Hane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When I select add an <tr:inputDate> tag with a converter that displays
the
hours/minutes also, the hours are not correct. For example, in the demo
inputDate.jspx, change the last inputDate to be:
<tr:inputDate id="mdf5" value="2004/09/06" label="attached
converter">
<tr:convertDateTime secondaryPattern="d/M/yyyy hh:mm"
pattern="yyyy/M/d hh:mm" />
</tr:inputDate>
I added the "hh:mm" to the converter. When you select a day in the
current
month, the time will default to the current time. Select another day in
the current month and the time stays the same.
Select a day in the past (say January) and the time increases by 1 hour.
Select another day in January and the time increases again by 1 hour.
Is this a known issue? Are there any workarounds?
Is there something else I should be looking at for this issue?
I'm running everything on my development box:
Windows XP
Jboss 4.0.x
Firefox 2.x
Java 1.5.x
MyFaces 1.latest
Facelets 1.11
My local machine timezone is EST.
Actually, I suspect your timezone is EDT, and that this
is a daylight savings time issue.
-- Adam
Adam - thanks for the response. You were right, it was EDT.
The whole date thing has me a little perplexed.
I setup the following:
- computer time (GMT - made sure DST was off)
- added GMT to inputDate
Voila, no time change. My next step is to setup the server/pages this way
and test on a client that is not GMT. Will the time be changed since the
client has a different timezone?
I've done a little google searching; but feel I'm missing the keywords I
should be looking for. Suggestions on what I can read to understand
dates/timezone better and how they impact the various JSF/java components?
Thanks,
Chris....
