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Date Range Component question
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Jon.Trusik
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 Date Range Component question Can the Date Range Component Start Date be 'preloaded' when a window opens? I'm trying to use the internalFrameActivated event of the window opening to set the startDate property to a date but continue to get an error of "can't convert 'my value' to java.util.Date".
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Travis.Cox
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Re: Date Range Component question Yes, you just need to bind the start date and end date to an expression like now(0).
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| Fri Jul 23, 2010 2:25 pm |
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Jon.Trusik
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Re: Date Range Component question What I'm looking to do is just set either date one time, upon entering the window. If I bind it, then it continuously resets to that value. I just need an example of the expression to do this.
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Robert.McKenzie
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Re: Date Range Component question The expression "now(x)" will continuously reevaluate every x seconds. If you use a 0, then it will only evaluate when the window opens.
If you are using a SQL Query, then you can set the Polling Mode to "Off" to get the same effect.
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