I'm calling a external web service with a "Web Service Step". The serialization of a java.util.Date field generates for example this line :: <DocumentDate>2016-08-10+01:00</DocumentDate> Is there a way to change this behavior and convert so the serialization converts the date to string without the timezone?

I'm calling a external web service with a "Web Service Step". The serialization of a java.util.Date field generates for example this line :: <DocumentDate>2016-08-10+01:00</DocumentDate> Is there a way to change this behavior and convert the date to string without +01:00 without having to unzip the generated JAR file and modifying the Date fields manually?timezone?

I'm calling a external webservice web service with a "Web Service Step". It converts the DateTime fields to string with TimeZone. For example: The serialization of a java.util.Date field generates for example this line :: <DocumentDate>2016-08-10+01:00</DocumentDate> Is there a way to change this behauviour behavior and format convert the date to string without +01:00 ?without having to unzip the generated JAR file and modifying the Date fields manually?

I'm calling a external webservice with a "Web Service Step". It converts the DateTime fields to string with TimeZone. For example: <DocumentDate>2016-08-10+01:00</DocumentDate> Is there a way to change this behauviour and format the date without +01:00 ?

I'm calling a external webservice with a "Web Service Step". It converts the DateTime fields to string with TimeZone. For example: <DocumentDate>2016-08-10+01:00</DocumentDate> Is there a way to change this behauviour and format the date without +01:00 ?