public interface DateDisplayFormatter

DateDisplayFormatter interface. SmartGWT includes several built-in DateFormatters for common formats - see below:

Date formatting methods
`DateUtil.TOSTRING`	The default native browser `toString()` implementation.
`DateUtil.TOLOCALESTRING`	The default native browser `toLocaleString()` implementation.
`DateUtil.TOUSSHORTDATE`	Short date in format MM/DD/YYYY
`DateUtil.TOUSSHORTDATETIME`	Short date with time in format MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM
`DateUtil.TOEUROPEANSHORTDATE`	Short date in format DD/MM/YYYY
`DateUtil.TOEUROPEANSHORTDATETIME`	Short date with time in format DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM
`DateUtil.TOJAPANSHORTDATE`	Short date in format YYYY/MM/DD
`DateUtil.TOJAPANSHORTDATETIME`	Short date with time in format YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM
`DateUtil.TOSERIALIZEABLEDATE`	Date in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
`DateUtil.TODATESTAMP`	Date in the format <YYYYMMDD>T<HHMMSS>Z Example: `20051104T111001Z`

Time formatting methods
`DateUtil.TOTIME`	String will display with seconds and am/pm indicator: `[H]H:MM:SS am\|pm`
`DateUtil.TO24HOURTIME`	String will display with seconds in 24 hour time: `[H]H:MM:SS`
`DateUtil.TOPADDEDTIME`	String will display with seconds, with a 2 digit hour and am/pm indicator: `HH:MM:SS am\|pm`
`DateUtil.TOPADDED24HOURTIME`	String will display with seconds, with a 2 digit hour in 24 hour format: `HH:MM:SS`
`DateUtil.TOSHORTTIME`	String will have no seconds and be in 12 hour format: `[H]H:MM am\|pm`
`DateUtil.TOSHORT24HOURTIME`	String will have no seconds and be in 24 hour format: `[H]H:MM`
`DateUtil.TOSHORTPADDEDTIME`	String will have no seconds and will display a 2 digit hour, in 12 hour clock format: `HH:MM am\|pm`
`DateUtil.TOSHORTPADDED24HOURTIME`	String will have no seconds and will display with a 2 digit hour in 24 hour clock format: `HH:MM`.

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Interface DateDisplayFormatter

Method Summary