jdatechooser

I use JCalendar 's JDateChooser in a table date column as a tablecelleditor . The problem is that when the column cell clicked JDateChooser appears but if it loses its focus it does not fire focus lost event. How to make it fire focus lost event? And after doing this is there any way to prevent its firing focus lost when JCalendar appeared after clicking the JCalendar Button? The thing I try to do is if some one specify a date by selecting a date from the calendar stopCellEditing(); Else wait until focus lost event to stop or cancelCellEditing(); MOD I found a propertyChanged event in

I have two jDateChooser on my dialog , I want to save to MS-SQL DB having issue with that data types. Any idea how to fix this issue ! I can only do this when i convert data type to nvarchar in DB and convert the value to string which returns from jDateChooser. // I can save in this way but I it doesn't use jDateChooser; java.util.Date utilDate = new java.util.Date(); java.sql.Date sqldate = new java.sql.Date(utilDate.getTime()); // I cant save the date with jDateChooser java.sql.Date sqldate = new java.sql.Date(jDateChooser3.getDate()); // Only Way I found SimpleDateFormat dateFormat = new

I want to disable past dates and 2 weeks from now from a JCalendar . I already have this code: jDateChooser1.getJCalendar().setMinSelectableDate(new Date()); ((JTextFieldDateEditor)jDateChooser1.getDateEditor()).setEditable(false); I already can disable past dates but how about disabling future dates like 2 weeks from now? trashgod As shown here , you can use an IDateEvaluator like MinMaxDateEvaluator to invalidate a range of dates: private static class RangeEvaluator extends MinMaxDateEvaluator { @Override public boolean isInvalid(Date date) { return !super.isInvalid(date); } } Then you can

I have a String in format " YYYY-MM-dd " and i want convert this into " MMM dd, yyyy " format. I used bellow code to do this; But when i convert " 2014 -11-18" the output is this "Sun Dec 29 00:00:00 IST 2013 " How can I solve this? DateFormat target=new SimpleDateFormat("MMM dd, yyyy"); String P_date="2014-11-18" Date test1 = new SimpleDateFormat("YYYY-MM-dd").parse(P_date); String converted_date=target.format(test1); Date test=target.parse(converted_date); The y (lowercase Y) format means "year". Y (uppercase Y) you were using means "WeekYear". Just use y and you should be OK: DateFormat

In my case i want to disable or highlight dates in Java calendar. I used JCalendar and DateChooserCombo and could not find a way to do it. Finally, I tried the below code and it also was not successful. For example: I want to disable all dates from 14-09-13 to 23-09-13 . DateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-mm-dd"); try { Date d1 = formatter.parse("2013-09-14"); Date d2 = formatter.parse("2013-09-23"); jCalendar1.setSelectableDateRange(d1, d2); } catch (ParseException ex) { ex.printStackTrace(); } I know this has been inactive for a while but hopefully it can be useful to someone.