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t:inputCalendar doubt

 
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I have a t:inputCalendar as shown below:




Is there any way by which I can get the string that is entered in the comoponent in the bean?

For ex: if the user selects 04/01/1984 can I get 04/01/1984 as string?

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Joshua
 
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Howzit Joshua,

You can get 04/01/1984 as a java.util.date. The use SimpleDateFormat to get the date as a String...

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Darryl
 
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Hi Darryl,

The problem is that user can enter 04/01/1984 or 04/01/84 . If I use simple date format like dd/MM/yyyy then I will get 04/01/1984 irrespective of which two he has entered.

I have used Convertor and fixed the issue.

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Joshua
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