Add the ability to customize Java date/time formats while coercing values on ERRest requests #963
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…lues on ERRest requests This change adds three properties to help customize the format of Java date/time values: - er.rest.javaFormatDate - er.rest.javaFormatDateTime - er.rest.javaFormatTime It also includes three properties to provide a `DateTimeFormatter` to parse/format Java date/time values: - er.rest.javaDateFormatter - er.rest.javaDateTimeFormatter - er.rest.javaTimeFormatter I didn't add the "spaces" workaround intentionally since this is a new implementation, and it doesn't make sense in all cases. Please, let me know if you need it.
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This change adds three properties to help customize the format of Java date/time values:
It also includes three properties to provide a
DateTimeFormatterto parse/format Java date/time values:I didn't add the "spaces" workaround intentionally since this is a new implementation, and it doesn't make sense in all cases. Please, let me know if you need it.