I agree with you that this is difficult to override. It would be nice if
there was an overridable service to provide default formats instead of the
current hard-coded DateFormat.SHORT.
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sing valid format. I was looking for a
quick/smart fix.
Anyway that doesn't seem possible at least not now.
Thanks for helping.
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For additional comma
For example in beandisplay component. Displaying all date fields for an object
in the same default date format.
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omwhere in the code.
> No, datefield will default to DateFormat.SHORT for the locale of the user
> unless a specific "format" parameter is provided.
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Unfortunately, nabble seems to have removed your example so I can't see it.
I'm assuming that your post is related to DateField.
You could use
ker2.
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http://tawus.wordpress.com/2011/08/01/tapestry-mixins-classtransformations/
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I can't see the usage example you are referring too. Have you tried using
the global *app.properties* file ? I reckon it's named after your module
name so if your module class is *MyAppModule.java*, your application
catalog filename should be *myapp.properties* (Case insensitive I think)
In that f
