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How can dateTime field format can be controlled ?

 
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Hi,
I am storing a data with dateTime field with format as "2010-04-20T09:30:47.0+05:00" it get stored successfully but when i retrieve using webservice in response i get it as "2010-04-20T04:30:47.000Z". I want the response in the same way it is stored.
In javaClass i hv used GregorianCalendar as data Type.Is that cause for my problem ?


Thanks in Advance
 
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Hi Mahesh,
xsd:dateTime is mapped to java.util.Calendar.
Your stubs on service and client side code should contain accordingly. You need to use java utility methods to format your dates, this has nothing to do with web services.

I see there is a mismatch in the times because of different time zones. You may need to use the right time zone to fix your problem.
 
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Thanks for your reply Naren.
But i have 2 webservices one string based webservice and other Object based webservice.
In string based webservice i get the response in the way in wanted.Even for this i m using the same datatype(GregorianCalendar) for the same field. There it works fine but i m facing this problem only in Object based service where it is getting converted to the UTC Those time mismatch is because of this.
Technically they are equal but i dont want it (2010-04-20T09:30:47.0+05:00) to get converted to UTC(2010-04-20T04:30:47.000Z).
 
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Hi!
Have you considered trying, or tried, XmlGregorianCalendar?
Best wishes!
 
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Hi Mahesh,
Ivan is right!

I am storing a data with dateTime field with format as "2010-04-20T09:30:47.0+05:00" it get stored successfully but when i retrieve using webservice in response i get it as "2010-04-20T04:30:47.000Z".


1. Map your first date to GregorianCalendar (as xsd:dateTime is mapped to java.util.Calendar), say this is "date1"
2. Create GregorianCalendar from your second date...

Now, check if "date1" and "date2" are equal.
 
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Thanks for your reply Ivan and Naren.
This "((2010-04-20T09:30:47.0+05:00) to get converted to UTC(2010-04-20T04:30:47.000Z))" worked.
But i got a new problem from that.
when i am using this code
calendar = factory.newXMLGregorianCalendar(ConvertToDateFormat("2009-09-12 09:30:47.000000 +00:00")).toGregorianCalendar();
I get the output as 2009-09-12T09:30:47.000+00:00 But i need 2009-09-12T09:30:47.000000Z. i.e only if +00:00 is the time zone then Z should be appended.
Again this works fine with String based wsdl only object based wsdl is having this timestamp problem.

Thanks in Advance


 
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