Re: NSTimestampFormatter problem (SOLVED)
Re: NSTimestampFormatter problem (SOLVED)
- Subject: Re: NSTimestampFormatter problem (SOLVED)
- From: Alexandra Milton <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2004 08:52:04 +0200
Chuck, you are of course right. I don4t really know why I did not see
that, I guess it is because I am doing this on my spare time. Sorry
about posting such a simple issue. Now everything works as I intended.
Regards,
Alexandra
Stockholm, Sweden
2004-09-02 kl. 01.10 skrev Chuck Hill:
I can't see how that code you posted would even compile as
myNSTimestamp is out of scope when referenced. Why not just use the
format or formatter bindings on WOTextField? That is the usual way of
doing this.
Chuck
On Sep 1, 2004, at 3:25 PM, Alexandra Milton wrote:
I want to take a String from an input form and convert it to a
NSTimestamp before saving it to the database. I have tried the
following code:
if (hasDate) {
//takes the Date in stringformat an converts it into
TIMESTAMP-format
NSTimestampFormatter formatter=new
NSTimestampFormatter("%Y-%m-%d");
try {
NSTimestamp myNSTimestamp =
(NSTimestamp)formatter.parseObject(myTimestampString);
} catch (java.text.ParseException e) {
System.out.println("error parsing timeTaken date");
}
newPublication.setPublicationdate(myNSTimestamp);
}
But the result is "null" being written to the database. If I create a
new Timestamp it works just fine. Anybody knows why this is
happening?
Regards,
Alexandra Milton
Stockholm, Sweden
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