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Virtuoso
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Hello all,

I'm having some difficulty with a calender control placed by HTML Composer. The control is a dynamic one, pointing straight to a master-file, which uses the format I8YYMD.

On my development environment, posting the form results in correctly formatted input data, according to I8YYMD (for example, 20110314). On our staging server however, I receive dates that appear to be formatted according to A10YYMD (for example, '2011/03/04').

Since I perform some numerical operations on the value, I get errors on the staging server. Not surprising, considering the difference in formats.

The question is, how can the format be different? They're exactly the same htm, fex and master-files, so the difference is probably caused by some external factor - but which factor could that be?!? What does the interpretation of a value in a calendar control depend on?

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Obvious 1st question. same release on both platforms?

By that I include, WF Server, Client and java
 
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How do we find out that information? The webconsole interface prints version-, or version-like, information in various places, but they seem to conflict each other.

I couldn't find any information more detailed than WebFOCUS server 7611 gen 403, which is the same on both servers. That seems to lack information about installed Hotfixes though. I got that info from the Help menu (odd place for version info...).

The JVM version number that WebFOCUS claims it's using (I dblclicked 'Java services' in the Workspace > Configuration menu) is 1.0.6_03 on both as well, but I know for a fact that I have 1.6.0_25 on my development server. Apparently those numbers aren't reliable?


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Check the dbms version as well. Perhaps a date setting on one is different than the other.


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Unfortunately, both servers connect to the same DBMSes, so their versions are obviously the same as well.

I guess the solution is to check whether the incoming date in the fex is in the right format and hammer it into shape if it's not Sweating


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