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Support java.time API in <fmt:parseDate> and <fmt:formatDate> #247

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BalusC opened this issue Feb 24, 2023 · 1 comment
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Support java.time API in <fmt:parseDate> and <fmt:formatDate> #247

BalusC opened this issue Feb 24, 2023 · 1 comment

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BalusC commented Feb 24, 2023

It's about time.

We could use type attribute to indicate the expected type. E.g. type="localDate", type="localTime", type="localDateTime", type="zonedDateTime", etc. And in case of <fmt:parseDate>, the type of the instance behind the var should depend on type attribute as well.
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BalusC commented Mar 8, 2025 •
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For the record, I used Mojarra's jakarta.faces.convert.DateTimeConverter (which I also worked on) as inspiration, especially wrt leniency and corner cases with u versus y years.

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