[wp-xmlrpc] WP 2.2.1 breaks Ruby 1.8.2

[Daniel Jalkut]

On Jun 26, 2007, at 1:25 PM, Joe Cheng wrote:

> Or how about a separate member that says what time zone is being
> used? This way there's no data duplication.

The only question that comes up is then you have to detect whether the  
"old-style" date is in fact one of these unusual beasts that has the  
time-zone tacked in.  Maybe not a big deal, but you'd then have the  
question of whether the additional time-zone metadata is an  
affirmation of the built-in time zone, or a further adjustment to it.

I think I prefer the separate field because it clearly delineates the  
meanings of the fields. One is "server-specific meaning", and one is  
GMT. Each is fully independent and parseable without regard to the  
other (if the client doesn't want to regard one or the other).

> <member>
>  <name>dateCreated</name>
>  <value>
>    <dateTime.iso8601>20070623T01:22:18</dateTime.iso8601>
>  </value>
> </member>
> <member>
>  <name>dateCreatedTimeZone</name>
>  <value>+08:00</value>
> </member>
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