Calendar Events not getting displayed on desired place

[shraddha.bhatt]

URGENT ISSUE

I have a Calendar Object bound to my simple Datasource and I try to fetch data manually using fetchData(). I get the records as desired and now I try to set the same details in a CalendarEvent object and than assign the same CalendarEvent obj to CalendarEvent array. After all this If I trace the CalendarEvent array all values are all correct. But while displaying the same, the calendarEvent does not display on its desired o/p.

I am adding my code for more reference

Criteria criteria = new Criteria(); 
    criteria.addCriteria("truckId", "10");

    calendar.setShowDayView(false);
    calendar.setShowMonthView(false);
    calendar.setShowWeekView(true);
    calendar.setRowHeight(40);
    calendar.setDisableWeekends(false);
    calendar.setTimeFormatter(TimeFormatter.TOSHORT24HOURTIME);
    calendar.setDataSource(DataSource.get(LOAD_DMI));  
    calendar.invalidateCache();

    calendar.fetchData(criteria, new DSCallback() 
    {
        @Override
        public void execute(DSResponse response, Object rawData, DSRequest request) 
        {
            try
            {
                Record[] recordList = response.getData();
                record = new CalendarEvent();                   
                int temp = 1;
                calendarEvnt = new CalendarEvent[recordList.length];
                for(int k=0; k<recordList.length; k++)
                {
                    record.setEventId(temp);
                    record.setName(recordList[k].getAttribute("customerName"));
                    record.setDescription(recordList[k].getAttribute("truckName"));
                    record.setStartDate(recordList[k].getAttributeAsDate("scheduledPickUpDateAndTime"));
                    record.setEndDate(recordList[k].getAttributeAsDate("scheduledDropOffDateAndTime"));

                    calendarEvnt[k] = new CalendarEvent(record.getEventId(), record.getName(), record.getDescription(), record.getStartDate(), record.getEndDate());

                    temp++;
                }
                System.out.println("CALENDER EVENT Size ::: "+calendarEvnt.length);
                calendar.setData(calendarEvnt);
            }
            catch(Exception e)
            {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }
    });
    calendar.draw();

o/p :

EVENT ID ::: 1 :: START DATE :: Mon Mar 11 16:30:00 IST 2013 :: END DATE :: Mon Mar 11 19:00:00 IST 2013

EVENT ID ::: 2 :: START DATE :: Mon Mar 11 20:00:00 IST 2013 :: END DATE :: Mon Mar 11 23:06:00 IST 2013

Plz have a look on o/p images as attached