New Date() -- getYear() & getMonth() return strange/wrong values

Hi,
I am writing this Javascript under a text field initialize event of Livecycle:
var date = new Date();
xfa.host.messageBox("year "+date.getYear(),"Message",3);
xfa.host.messageBox("month "+date.getMonth(),"Message",3);
I get "113" for the first messageBox and "5" for the second.
Shouldn't they be 13 (or 2013) and 6 as we are in June 2013 now??
Thanks

Apparently solved, sorry for rush-asking the forum. I am using date.getFullYear() to have 2013 and I found that months are 0-indexed. Therefore, January is 0.
Thanks anyway

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    2089670230321135619,H,1219738865499,1387108688451338279,2089670230321135619,1219217073531,1219217073531,414331168939311112,2197756621378027521,(null),2179742222868545538,545948335,GET,null,null,-1
    2089670230321135620,H,1219738865499,1387108688451338284,2089670230321135620,1219217075671,1219217075671,414331168939311119,2197756621378027521,(null),2179742222868545538,1958406838,GET,null,null,-1
    2089670230321135621,H,1219738865499,1387108688451338289,2089670230321135621,1219217077359,1219217077359,414331168939311106,2197756621378027521,(null),2179742222868545538,-2089005650,GET,null,null,-1
    2089670230321135622,H,1219738865499,1387108688451338292,2089670230321135622,1219218442312,1219218442312,414331168939311115,2197756621378027521,(null),2179742222868545538,-1298180580,GET,null,null,-1
    2089670230321135623,H,1219738865499,1387108688451338297,2089670230321135623,1219218467765,1219218467765,414331168939311107,2197756621378027521,(null),2179742222868545538,1318337921,GET,null,null,-1
    2107684628830617601,E,1219738865515,1387108688451338244,2089670230321135618,1219217071171,1219217071171,324259176391901185,2197756621378027521,2089670230321135618,2179742222868545538,586868856,(null),(null),(null),-1
    2107684628830617602,E,1219738865515,1387108688451338281,2089670230321135619,1219217073531,1219217073531,324259176391901185,2197756621378027521,2089670230321135619,2179742222868545538,1886325459,(null),(null),(null),-1
    2107684628830617603,E,1219738865515,1387108688451338286,2089670230321135620,1219217075671,1219217075671,324259176391901185,2197756621378027521,2089670230321135620,2179742222868545538,-550916224,(null),(null),(null),-1
    2107684628830617604,E,1219738865515,1387108688451338291,2089670230321135621,1219217077359,1219217077359,324259176391901185,2197756621378027521,2089670230321135621,2179742222868545538,1676270392,(null),(null),(null),-1
    2107684628830617605,E,1219738865515,1387108688451338294,2089670230321135622,1219218442312,1219218442312,324259176391901185,2197756621378027521,2089670230321135622,2179742222868545538,-2074647744,(null),(null),(null),-1
    2107684628830617606,E,1219738865515,1387108688451338299,2089670230321135623,1219218467765,1219218467765,324259176391901185,2197756621378027521,2089670230321135623,2179742222868545538,63795915,(null),(null),(null),-1
    3278620531946946561,T,1219738865483,1387108688451338291,2089670230321135621,1219217077359,1219217077359,2828260569209896968,2197756621378027521,2107684628830617604,2179742222868545538,-1511714853,java.lang.ArithmeticException,(null),(null),18
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    ID,J2EEAPPLICATIONSTABLEID,J2EEAPPLICATIONID,J2EECOMPONENTID
    180144094616485889,0,0,0
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    324259282692341761,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,306244884182859777
    360288079711305729,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,0
    360288079711305730,378302478220787713,360288079711305730,0
    360288079711305731,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,0
    360288079711305732,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,0
    360288079711305733,378302478220787713,360288079711305733,0
    360288079711305734,378302478220787713,360288079711305734,0
    414331275239751681,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751682,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751683,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751684,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751685,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751686,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751687,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751688,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751689,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751690,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751691,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751692,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751693,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751694,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    414331275239751695,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    540432064806125569,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,594475260334571523
    540432064806125570,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,594475260334571523
    540432064806125571,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,594475260334571523
    540432064806125572,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,594475260334571523
    540432064806125573,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,594475260334571523
    540432064806125574,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,594475260334571523
    540432064806125575,378302478220787713,360288079711305734,594475260334571524
    540432064806125576,378302478220787713,360288079711305734,594475260334571524
    576460861825089537,378302478220787713,360288079711305730,576460861825089537
    576460861825089538,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,576460861825089538
    576460861825089539,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,576460861825089539
    576460861825089540,378302478220787713,360288079711305733,576460861825089540
    576460861825089541,378302478220787713,360288079711305734,576460861825089541
    594475260334571521,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,594475260334571521
    594475260334571522,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,594475260334571522
    594475260334571523,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,594475260334571523
    594475260334571524,378302478220787713,360288079711305734,594475260334571524
    2810246277000855553,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2810246277000855553
    2810246277000855554,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2810246277000855554
    2810246277000855555,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2810246277000855555
    2810246277000855556,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2810246277000855556
    2810246277000855557,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2810246277000855557
    2810246277000855558,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2810246277000855558
    2810246277000855559,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2810246277000855559
    2828260675510337537,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337538,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337539,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337540,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337541,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337542,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337543,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337544,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337545,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337546,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337547,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337548,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337549,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337550,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337551,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2828260675510337552,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    2846275074019819521,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,2846275074019819521
    3152519848681013249,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,3152519848681013249
    3152519848681013250,378302478220787713,360288079711305730,3152519848681013250
    3152519848681013251,378302478220787713,360288079711305731,3152519848681013251
    3152519848681013252,378302478220787713,360288079711305732,3152519848681013252
    3152519848681013253,378302478220787713,360288079711305733,3152519848681013253
    3152519848681013254,378302478220787713,360288079711305734,3152519848681013254
    3170534138742571009,0,0,0
    3170534138742571010,0,0,0
    3170534247190495233,0,0,0
    3170534247190495234,0,0,0
    3602879811418062849,378302478220787713,360288079711305729,594475260334571521
    Hope this will help:)
    Thanks,
    Yosef

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