Bug 182062 Define and provide Date/Time format value
DateTime type has been supported in BIRT. Now, there's a proposal on support Date/Time type in BIRT Report Designer. In order to enable end user setting the format of Date/Time type, please define and provide format value for both Date and Time.
model/org.eclipse.birt.report.model.tests/test/org/eclipse/birt/report/model/parser/StyleParseTest.java
colorHandle = highlightHandle.getBorderBottomColor( );
		assertEquals( "black", colorHandle.getCssValue( ) ); 
		colorHandle = highlightHandle.getBorderLeftColor( );
		assertEquals( "black", colorHandle.getCssValue( ) ); 
		colorHandle = highlightHandle.getBorderRightColor( );
		assertEquals( "black", colorHandle.getCssValue( ) ); 
		colorHandle = highlightHandle.getBorderTopColor( );
		assertEquals( "black", colorHandle.getCssValue( ) ); 
		String borderStyle = highlightHandle.getBorderBottomStyle( );
		assertEquals( DesignChoiceConstants.LINE_STYLE_SOLID, borderStyle );
		borderStyle = highlightHandle.getBorderLeftStyle( );
		assertEquals( DesignChoiceConstants.LINE_STYLE_SOLID, borderStyle );
		borderStyle = highlightHandle.getBorderRightStyle( );
		assertEquals( DesignChoiceConstants.LINE_STYLE_SOLID, borderStyle );
		borderStyle = highlightHandle.getBorderTopStyle( );
		assertEquals( DesignChoiceConstants.LINE_STYLE_SOLID, borderStyle );
		String operator = highlightHandle.getOperator( );
		assertEquals( DesignChoiceConstants.MAP_OPERATOR_EQ, operator );
		String value1 = highlightHandle.getValue1( );
		assertEquals( "\"10\"", value1 ); 
		String value2 = highlightHandle.getValue2( );
		assertEquals( "\"20\"", value2 ); 
		String textValue = highlightHandle.getTextAlign( );
		assertEquals( DesignChoiceConstants.TEXT_ALIGN_RIGHT, textValue );
		textValue = highlightHandle.getTextLineThrough( );
		assertEquals( DesignChoiceConstants.TEXT_LINE_THROUGH_LINE_THROUGH,
				textValue );
		textValue = highlightHandle.getTextOverline( );
		assertEquals( DesignChoiceConstants.TEXT_OVERLINE_OVERLINE, textValue );
		textValue = highlightHandle.getTextUnderline( );