Anyone got any experience of doing this?
I'm a but stumped.
On page 162 of the Designer manual it states :
MBPM Type = DateTime : .NET Equivalent = System.Date
I don't have a System.Date object in my .Net framework though, only System.DateTime, which doesn't compile
So what casting do I need to do to get this to compile?
In terms of date types in .Net I have DateTime and DateTimeKind and DateTimeOffset, and irrespective of how wrong the last 2 are, they still won't compile.
I'm a but stumped.
On page 162 of the Designer manual it states :
MBPM Type = DateTime : .NET Equivalent = System.Date
I don't have a System.Date object in my .Net framework though, only System.DateTime, which doesn't compile
Code:
public virtual Metastorm.Runtime.Types.DateTime Start_Date
{
get { return GetField<System.DateTime>("Start_Date"); }
set { SetField<System.DateTime>("Start_Date", value); }
}So what casting do I need to do to get this to compile?
In terms of date types in .Net I have DateTime and DateTimeKind and DateTimeOffset, and irrespective of how wrong the last 2 are, they still won't compile.
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