What the title says. I invoke the cloud endpoint, which records the filing time of the record as a Java date. When I call this endpoint for the recording form, it returns it to the Dart as a timestamp that I linked through the polymer to the template.
However, the Java date is hardly readable by non-programmers, and I need a way to turn this into a polymer into something that looks decent. Any suggestions?
thanks
Ruben
You can use the DateFormat class from intl package .
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var timestamp = "StringRepresentationOfJava.Util.Date".split('.')[0];
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