Calendar date format

Helo, I have i question how to change calendar date format, for example now when i'm press on date i got 2014 May 28 how can I change that when i'm press on date i  will get 2014-05-28?

Hi Edgaras
For date formatting you can implement below mentioned code. Check the highlighted function
template : new sap.ui.commons.TextView( {                                                                              textAlign : 'Left'}) .bindProperty("text",  {path: <field_name>,formatter: function(oValue){
if (oValue) {  var d = new Date(oValue);                    
  return sap.ui.core.format.DateFormat.getDateInstance( {style:"full", pattern: "yyyy-MM-dd"}).format(d); }}} ),           
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