And in case you need further clarification of David's suggestion...
In Application.java add this (for example)
private NSTimestampFormatter dmyFormatter = new NSTimestampFormatter
("%d/%m/%y");
public NSTimestampFormatter dmyFormatter() {
return dmyFormatter;
}
And then in your bindings in the .wod:
formatter=application.dmyFormatter;
Chuck
On Oct 11, 2006, at 9:06 AM, David Holt wrote:
I use it as a method call in Application that strips out certain
characters from my database record before displaying in HTML.
For example, in the formatter field I bind it to
application.formatCode
I apply the formatter to a text area in most cases.
David
On 11 Oct 2006, at 8:09 AM, Matt Kime wrote:
I'm terribly confused as to how to use a formatter in on a
WOString in
a WOComponent. How is the "formatter" binding to be used? Must there
be code in the component? I've used the date and number formatters so
I guess I'm expecting something similar. I'd appreciate even a point
towards simple documentation. I'm confused as to how I could be so
confused over this.
--matt
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