[visualization-api] Re: Date for annotated time line - Uwe Maurer - com.googlegroups.google-visualization-api

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Subject:	[visualization-api] Re: Date for annotated time line
From:	Uwe Maurer (uwe....@gmail.com)
Date:	07/01/2008 09:43:22 AM
List:	com.googlegroups.google-visualization-api

On Jun 27, 4:51 pm, "Jason Brechin" <brec...@gmail.com> wrote:

That makes sense, since the Java Date object has more information in it than the JS Date object seems to have. I've never used the GWT before, so I'm not sure how to work around this.

A javascript Date object is different from a GWT Date object.

I suggest to convert the Date object into a timestamp value (date.getTime()) when passing it between GWT and javascript. And then use "new Date(timestamp)" to get the Date object back. The timestamp value can be passed between GWT/javascript as an int without problems. (not long, since javascript doesn't have this and GWT emulates it using an array of two doubles)

Thanks, Uwe