A problem to display the new japanese era(Reiwa)

Hello

I have a problem to display the new japanese era(Reiwa).

I am using Aspose.Words for .NET 13.2.0.0 on a ASP.NET App,
and create Word file by the server side.

The DateTime value is set to MergeField, and use the format below
to display the japanese era.

dateValue @ “ggge/MM/DD”

It’s worked well in the Heisei period, the last Heisei year is 31.
From 2019/05/01 the new era Reiwa is begain, but the era display is still Heisei.
like this :Heisei 31/06/01, which is expected to Reiwa 01/06/01.

I installed the following patch on the web server which is to update the .net-framework
and OS to work with the new era.

  1. .net framework patch
    KB4488660
    KB4496877
    .NET Frameworkの新しい日本の時代 (年号) の更新 - .NET Framework | Microsoft Learn

  2. OS patch
    kb4499171
    Windows 用の日本の新元号対応更新プログラムについて - KB4469068 - Microsoft サポート

My question

  1. Is the patch installed enough. Do I need install other patch’s on the sever(or on the client?).
  2. or is it necessary to update the Aspose.Word version to work with the new era?

My environment
・Aspose.Words for .NET 13.2.0.0
・ASP.NET .NET Framework 3.5
・Web Server
Windows Server 2012 Standard
・Client
Windows7
・Browser
IE11

Any advise will be appreciate.

@SOUKI,

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@awais.hafeez
Thank you for the reply, I will prepare the standalone application.