I'm writing a Fitnesse test for a web application. One of the items to test is a drop-down box, whose value is determined by the current date, in DD/MM/YYYY format.
I'd thought that using the !today variable in the Fitnesse suite might be a useful way of setting a variable, but I've run into the problem that Fitnesse expresses the date as (for example) 11 Mar, 2011, where I need 11/03/2011. I can get the date in numberic format using the -xml modifier, but I'm still left with a pretty huge string like 2011-03-11T05:51:22.
Is there a way of getting substrings of this, and then piping those into page variables, or am I barking up entirely the wrong tree here?
Thanks!
!today (MM/dd/yyyy) produces 09/17/2012. You can use any format codes you like. It uses the SimpleDateFormat class.
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