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- What is your product version? 10.3
- What is your product type (Angular or MVC)? Angular
- What is product framework type (.net framework or .net core)? .Net Core
Hi Expert,
There is a CreateOrUpdateDto having Datetime property say CreationTime. Return a NEW instance of this Dto From AppService. Once the Dto returned from AppService, evaluate the following in Chrome Developer Console and below is the result:
`JSON.stringify(result.creationTime)
//While using moment 0001-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
//While using luxon 0001-12-31T23:58:45.000+8759:58`
While posting this Dto back to appService without any change in the above Dto, in case of moment it saves the creationTime correctly but in case of luxon the backend method is not getting called and complain that the data in the creationTime is not valid.
Please advise...
Regards, Mahendra
3 Answer(s)
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Hi @mahendra I could not reproduce it. Can you please share your app service and angular codes?
Here is my test code: AppService
public DateTime GetDate() { return default; } public void SetDate(DateTime dateTime) { var date = dateTime; }angular
constructor( private _testServiceProxy: TestServiceProxy ) { //... } ngOnInit(): void { this._testServiceProxy.getDate().subscribe(dateResult => { this._testServiceProxy.setDate(dateResult).subscribe(() => { }) }); } -
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Hi,
Don't return the datetime directly. Let me mention the steps again.
- Create a Dto having a property of type Datetime
- Create a AppService and simply create and return the new object of above Dto from the AppService.
- Check the returned Dto in angular. Here, you will see different value of datetime property in case using moment and luxon.
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Hi @mahendra
I get the same result. Can you please share your test case?
