emxFramework.Calendar.Events | Defines the background color used to display non-working days in the popup date chooser. This property only affects date fields or columns defined with the Calendar Function and Calendar
Program settings. The non-working days are those associated with a calendar defined for a
Location related to the field/column where the date is being set. The format for the property value is:<EVENT>|<COLOR>|selectable. The last part of the value can only be set to selectable (even though the day is defined as
non-working, it can still be selected when populating fields). For example: NON-WORKING|yellow|selectable As installed, NON-WORKING is the only event defined. If your business processes require additional
types of events (for example, you want to display holidays in a different color than weekends), you
can create a custom JPO:method that returns a string of dates to the date chooser. See the Java Docs
for details on the Calendar Program and Calendar Function settings for a datefield or column. | Pipe-separated event, color, selectable |
emxFramework.AllowKeyableDates | Allows manual entry of a date in a date field. When true, users must select a date using the calendar tool. When false, users can manually enter dates in date fields. | True or False |
emxFramework.DateTime.DisplayFormat | Defines the length of the time/date display for all users. The actual display format is determined by the browser language setting. For example, if the value is set to MEDIUM on a browser set to en-us, the dates
display as "Jan 12, 1952". If the browser is set to a European language, the dates display as "12 Jan
1952". Date fields for some app pages contain logic that compares the date the user
enters with another date. For example, the task definition pages compare the task due date with
the current date. If this property is set to SHORT, only dates between 1950 and
2049 can be entered and compared correctly on such pages. If users need to
enter dates outside of this range, choose the MEDIUM format. This table shows U.S. examples of the dates for each supported format: | Date Format | Example |
|---|
| SHORT | 12.13.52 3:30 pm | | MEDIUM | Dec 12, 1952 | | LONG | December 12, 1952 | | FULL | Tuesday, December 12 1952 AD 3:30:42 pm PST |
| One of these values: |
emxFramework.DateTime.DisplayTime | Defines if date displays include time values. When true, the date display includes the time. When false, the date display does not include the time. If no TimeZone preference is set, then the DateTime is shown in the browser's time zone. The time
is shown in terms of GMT+/- hh:mm, (for example: Saturday, August 21, 2004 12:45:00 PM GMT-04:00).
To get the time in a format like EST or PDT, set the TimeZone preference to a specific zone.
The JSP that displays the page can override this setting. | True or False |
eServiceSuites.eMatrixDateFormat | Changes the Java date format the system should use to read dates from the database. If you change the values for these
properties, make sure there are no trailing spaces at the end of the format. For example, if you
remove the "a" at the end of the default format, remove the space that precedes it also.
Must be the same format defined in MX_NORMAL_DATETIME_FORMAT in the enovia.ini (Windows) or mxEnv.sh (UNIX) file. By default, it is the
same format. See Time String Format for a definition of the required format.
| MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss a |
eServiceSuites.eMatrixInputDateFormat | Sets the value to match the eMatrixInputDateFormat property. When the user chooses a date/time using the Calendar chooser (the standard UI mechanism for
entering dates in apps), the system converts this localized date to the format defined
in this property. The system then attempts to parse the date/time using the format defined in
NORMAL. If the format does not match NORMAL, the system parses the format using TERSE.
Must be the same format defined in either MX_NORMAL_DATETIME_FORMAT
or MX_TERSE_DATETIME_FORMAT. By default, it is the same format as NORMAL.
| MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss a |
emxFramework.CalendarDisplay.YearsBefore | Specifies the number of years before the current year to be included in the Year drop-down
list that is displayed when a user clicks the calendar icon. | Positive integer |
emxFramework.CalendarDisplay.YearsAfter | Specifies the number years after the current year to be included in the Year drop-down list that is
displayed when a user clicks the calendar icon. | Positive integer |
emxFramework.CalendarDisplay.CustomYears | Specifies any years to include in the calendar drop-down not contiguous to the currently defined
years. | Comma-separated list of years |