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Revision 6944

Added by ben leinfelder about 12 years ago

use UTC serialization for log entries so that the timestamp, not just the date, is preserved
https://redmine.dataone.org/issues/2257

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D1NodeService.java
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import org.dataone.client.D1Client;
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import org.dataone.client.ObjectFormatCache;
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import org.dataone.service.util.Constants;
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import org.dataone.service.util.DateTimeMarshaller;
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import org.dataone.service.exceptions.IdentifierNotUnique;
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import org.dataone.service.exceptions.InsufficientResources;
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import org.dataone.service.exceptions.InvalidRequest;
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      le.setIdentifier(identifier);


  		




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      le.setIpAddress(ipAddress);


  		




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      Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance();


  		




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      String year = dateLogged.substring(0, 4);


  		




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      String month = dateLogged.substring(5, 7);


  		




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      String date = dateLogged.substring(8, 10);


  		




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      logMetacat.debug("year: " + year + " month: " + month + " day: " + date);


  		




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      c.set(new Integer(year).intValue(), new Integer(month).intValue(),


  		




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          new Integer(date).intValue());


  		




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      Date logDate = c.getTime();


  		




  
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      Date logDate = DateTimeMarshaller.deserializeDateToUTC(dateLogged);


  		




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      le.setDateLogged(logDate);


  		




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      NodeReference memberNode = new NodeReference();


  		




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      memberNode.setValue(ipAddress);


  		












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