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[Raphael Gomes]

Hello,
I'm trying to get the date created of a note but I'm getting a date totally different from that appears on the Evernote's site like this: Date = {1/2/0001 12:00:00 AM} and in fact the note was created on 8/3/2012, 09:59 AM.
I wonder if I need to add a specific date to arrive the correct date created and what is the date that I have to add?
Or is it necessary to do another procedure to get the correct date?

Here's my code:

noteStoreTransport = new THttpClient(new Uri(noteStoreUrl));
noteStoreTransport.CustomHeaders[HttpRequestHeader.UserAgent.ToString()] = USER_AGENT;
noteStoreProtocol = new TBinaryProtocol(noteStoreTransport);
noteStore = new NoteStore.Client(noteStoreProtocol);

NoteFilter filter = new NoteFilter();
noteList = noteStore.findNotes(authToken, filter, 0, Evernote.EDAM.Limits.Constants.EDAM_USER_NOTES_MAX);

foreach (Note nt in noteList.Notes)
{
DateTime dtCloud = new DateTime(nt.Created);
}

Attached is the return of date created that I'm saying.

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[berryboy]

DateTime contructor in C# use timestamp in 100 nano-second.
Evernote timestamp is in millisecond.


DateTime dtCloud = new DateTime(nt.Created * 1000 * 10);

[Raphael Gomes]

Thank you berryboy!
The issue was solved.

My code looks like this:

foreach (Note nt in noteList.Notes)
{
DateTime UnixStartDate = new DateTime(1970, 1, 1);
UnixStartDate = UnixStartDate.AddMilliseconds(nt.Created);
DateTime dtTime = DateTime.FromFileTime(nt.Created * 1000 * 10);
DateTime dtFinalOk = new DateTime(UnixStartDate.Year, UnixStartDate.Month, UnixStartDate.Day, dtTime.Hour, dtTime.Minute, dtTime.Second);
}