Re: xmlbeans with hr-xml DateTime's

[Radu Preotiuc-Pietro <ra...@bea.com>]

What's happening most likely is that you have defined the
"approvedDateTime" attribute in your Schema as having type "xs:date"
which means a date _without_ time. As a result, when you set your
calendar using approval.setApprovedDateTime() it only sets the date, and
it loses the time.
To fix it, simply change your attribute's type from "xs:date" to
"xs:dateTime".

Radu

On Wed, 2006-09-13 at 07:22 -0700, Craig Fordham wrote:
> Hi User,
> 
> I am using xmlbeans to compile my xml with includes mostly hr-xml with
> a few
> tags of my own. But i am having problems setting the DateTime fields
> in
> hr-xml. In java I convert a java.util.Date (with time) to a xmlbeans
> GDDate
> and then from that get the XMLCalendar object from that. code snippet
> and
> output:-
> 
> GDate approved = new GDate(time.getApproved());
>           logger.info("Millis from ts going into
> hrxml"+time.getApproved().getTime());
>           logger.info("Date  from ts going into
> hrxml"+time.getApproved());
>           logger.info("GDdate seconds going into
> hrxml"+approved.getSecond());
>           logger.info("Date GDdate going into hrxml"+approved);
>           logger.info("Calendar from GDdate going into
> hrxml"+approved.getCalendar());
>           approval.setApprovedDateTime(approved.getCalendar());
>           logger.info("Calendar from GDdate after
> setter"+approval.getApprovedDateTime());
>           logger.info("Calendar from GDdate after
> setter"+approval.getApprovedDateTime().getTimeInMillis());
> 
> logger output follows:-
> 
> Millis from ts going into hrxml1156329750000
> Date  from ts going into hrxml2006-08-23 11:42:30.0
> GDdate seconds going into hrxml30
> Date GDdate going into hrxml2006-08-23T11:42:30+01:00
> Calendar from GDdate going into hrxml2006-08-23T11:42:30+01:00
> Calendar from GDdate after setter2006-08-23+01:00
> Calendar from GDdate after setter1156287600000
> 
> Can you give me any pointers on why this may be and what i may be
> doing
> wrong?
> 
> Cheers
> Craig
> 
> 
> 
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