Name
<fmt:formatDate>
Synopsis
The <fmt:formatDate>
action formats a
date and time value according to
locale specific rules. A custom pattern can be specified or
locale-dependent default patterns for one or both of the date
portion, and the time portion can be selected.
The locale is taken from the locale configuration setting or the
locale from the localization context setting, or if none of these are
set, determined as the best match for the user preferences
(Accept-Language
request header).
Syntax
<fmt:formatDate value="dateAndTime
" [pattern="pattern
" | [type="time|date|both"] [dateStyle="default|short|medium|long|full"] [timeStyle="default|short|medium|long|full"]] [timeZone="timeZone
"] [var="var
" [scope="page|request|session|application"]] />
Attributes
Attributename |
Java type |
Dynamic valueaccepted |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
value |
java.util.Date |
Yes |
The date and time to format. |
pattern |
String |
Yes |
A custom pattern in the form accepted by
|
type |
String |
Yes |
Which portions to format. |
dateStyle |
String |
Yes |
One of the predefined locale-dependent date patterns. |
timeStyle |
String |
Yes |
One of the predefined locale-dependent time patterns. |
timeZone |
|
Yes |
The time zone to use instead of the default. |
var |
String |
No |
The variable name. The type is |
scope |
String |
No |
The variable scope. |
The symbols that can be used in a
custom pattern, set by the
pattern
attribute, are the same as those supported ...
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