Server Upgrade to 10- dates in FlexViewer appear incorrectly

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Original User: ctalleygreenville

Hello all,

We are finally able to upgrade Server to 10.  Our SDE data will have to remain at 9.3 for a little while longer.  After the upgrade, the dates appear incorrectly in our FlexViewer app.  This app was created 2+ yrs ago with v. 1.3 API and most of the widgets were further customized from the default.  In what was the Live Layer Widget, the dates appear incorrectly with 10.  We notice that the rest services are returning slightly different information also between html and json.  I have also seen the forums about the time being reported as UTC but not sure what to do with 1.3.

Before upgrade with good dates:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]11832[/ATTACH]

After upgrade with bad dates:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]11833[/ATTACH]

Is there a fix for this that won't require reworking everything to the new FlexViewer based on current API?  I know, I know, you are thinking, "what are you doing still using a 1.3 app?"  We really customized the code at the time and there were no plans to add any more functionality, so we were hoping to not have to re-work it to use current API until we absolutely had to.  I hope this isn't the time we absolutely have to!

Thanks,
Carmen

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Carmen,

  All you need to do is run the values return for those dates through this function:

            private function msToDate(ms:Number, dateFormat:String, useUTC:Boolean):String             {                 var date:Date = new Date(ms);                 if (date.milliseconds == 999) // workaround for REST bug                     date.milliseconds++;                 if (useUTC)                     date.minutes += date.timezoneOffset;                                  if (dateFormat){                     dateFormatter.formatString = dateFormat;                     var result:String = dateFormatter.format(date);                     if (result)                         return result;                     else                         return dateFormatter.error;                 }else{                     return date.toLocaleString();                 }             }

You will also need this declaration:

<fx:Declarations><mx:DateFormatter id="iDateFormat" /></fx:Declarations>

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