Java Development

[vishalkheterpal]

Hi

    I am working on 5.0 jde and i use datePicker in an application.But the Datepicker is not working properly.The "ok" and "Cancel" button is not working in the right way.If i click on the cancel button even then it select the date of the datepicker

My code is following--

DateTimePicker datePicker = DateTimePicker.createInstance(Calendar.getInstance(), "yyyy-MM-dd", null);
             datePicker.doModal();
             Calendar cal = datePicker.getDateTime();
             int month=cal.get(cal.MONTH);
             int year=cal.get(cal.YEAR);
             int date1=cal.get(cal.DATE);

[jprofitt]

doModal() returns true if the user selected OK and false if it was Cancel, so you need to be testing it.

[Ebscer]

Such as

DateTimePicker datePicker = DateTimePicker.createInstance(Calendar.getInstance(), "yyyy-MM-dd", null);
if(datePicker.doModal())
{
             Calendar cal = datePicker.getDateTime();
             int month=cal.get(cal.MONTH);
             int year=cal.get(cal.YEAR);
             int date1=cal.get(cal.DATE);
}

[gaurav2k11]

Hello sir i m using date picker in which i have to send from and to date to server ..

now by using the date picker i m getting date in this format ::: From Date :::net.rim.device.impl.ui.picker.datetime.DateTimePickerController@f51e86bf

that date in yyddmm format ...please tell me how to solve this problem i m using the following code:::

DateTimePicker datePicker1 = DateTimePicker.createInstance(Calendar.getInstance(), "yyyyMMdd", null);

 if(datePicker1.doModal())

 {

             Calendar cal = datePicker1.getDateTime();

             int month=cal.get(cal.MONTH);

             int year=cal.get(cal.YEAR);

             int date1=cal.get(cal.DATE);

             //String From = datePicker1.createInstance(Calendar.getInstance(), "yyyyMMdd", null);

             Dialog.alert("FromDate " + datePicker1);

             System.out.println("From Date :::"+datePicker1);

    ////         From Date :::net.rim.device.impl.ui.picker.datetime.DateTimePickerController@f51e86bf    

 }

 DateTimePicker datePicker2 = DateTimePicker.createInstance(Calendar.getInstance(), "yyyyMMdd", null);

 if(datePicker2.doModal())

 {

             Calendar cal = datePicker2.getDateTime();

             int month=cal.get(cal.MONTH);

             int year=cal.get(cal.YEAR);

             int date1=cal.get(cal.DATE);

             Dialog.alert("FromDate " + datePicker2);

             System.out.println("From Date :::"+datePicker2);

 }

 System.out.println("Inside date ...............");

      sPostdata = "{\"sid\":\""+ CompanyList.sid+ "\",\"cn\":\""+ CompanyList.selComp.getText()+"\",\"ln\":\""+LedgerName+"\",\"f\":\"datePicker1\",\"t\":\"datePicker2\",\"s\":\"5\",\"o\":\"11\",\"rs\":\"1\"}";

 this the post date in which i have to send from and to date ...

please tell me the solution ...

with regards

[jprofitt]

You need to use DateTimePicker.getDateTime(), which will return you a Calendar object. From there you can use some formatter (SimpleDateFormat will probably work) to get the date output the way you want.

[shahumang8]

Hi,

Check this code i hope this code usefull to...

 DateTimePicker datePicker = DateTimePicker.createInstance();
 datePicker.doModal();
 Calendar cal = datePicker.getDateTime();
 Date date = cal.getTime();
 SimpleDateFormat format = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm");                    date1=format.format(date);

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[doc_taco]

That may have been in the past.  

int doModal() now returns type int.  0 indicates the user selected OK.