jodatime

问题 I thought I understand it, but apparently I don't. Can you help me make these unit tests pass? @Test public void second() { assertEquals("00:00:01", OurDateTimeFormatter.format(1000)); } @Test public void minute() { assertEquals("00:01:00", OurDateTimeFormatter.format(1000 * 60)); } @Test public void hour() { assertEquals("01:00:00", OurDateTimeFormatter.format(1000 * 60 * 60)); } @Test public void almostMidnight() { final int secondsInDay = 60 * 60 * 24; assertEquals("23:59:59",

问题 We are looking for date time support for different timezones. It seems Hibernate supports Joda time, any idea does JOOQ supports the same? 回答1: jOOQ by itself does not support Joda-Time, nor any other third-party data type. But you can easily configure the jOOQ code generator to rewrite data types through custom converters. This is documented here: http://www.jooq.org/doc/latest/manual/sql-execution/fetching/data-type-conversion/ http://www.jooq.org/doc/latest/manual/code-generation/custom

问题 Our application is storing all dates in UTC Timezone. Our Major-Business Unit however is in "Europe/Berlin" Timezone (+2, +1 depending on daylight saving). Therefore, when we determine what "month" a certain Timespan should equal, we want to use THAT Timezone. I.e. The period given by the start Thursday, 31 October 2013, 23:00:0 UTC and end Friday, 29 November 2013, 23:00:00 UTC should bee globaly known as Nov 13 , as for our Major Business Unit, the Times would be Friday, 1 November 2013, 00

问题 I'm trying to use Joda library since count periods with Java native methods is a pain in the neck and all my attempts give unprecise results I have seen this sample to int n = Days.daysBetween(start.toLocalDate(), end.toLocalDate()).getDays(); since all my classes manage GregorianCalendar, I need that method that counts the days support GregorianCalendar, something like public int countDays(GregorianCalendar start, GregorianCalendar end){ //convert to joda start and end ... return Days

问题 I'm trying to use Joda library since count periods with Java native methods is a pain in the neck and all my attempts give unprecise results I have seen this sample to int n = Days.daysBetween(start.toLocalDate(), end.toLocalDate()).getDays(); since all my classes manage GregorianCalendar, I need that method that counts the days support GregorianCalendar, something like public int countDays(GregorianCalendar start, GregorianCalendar end){ //convert to joda start and end ... return Days

问题 I'm stuck from about 2 hours on a problem that i thought it was easy to solve. I'm building a custom date-time picker for the android platform and, because of the slowness of the standard java.util.Calendar and java.util.Date classes, i decided to use the JODA library. Unfortunately i've got no experience with 'JAR' references (forgive me...i come from COM and .NET assemblies world =)...), but i learn some tips on internet but obviously they seems to be wrong... These are the steps i took to

问题 In Joda-Time, is there any way to create a Interval as a union of two other intervals. I know there is intersection method which is called overlap (and overlaps). But I can not see any union methods. 回答1: If you want an interval that "covers" two others, just create a new interval that runs from min(a.start, b.start) to max(a.end, b.end) . If you need to represent the gap as well, then you'll need to write your own classes to handle the behavior you want. There's nothing builtin to Joda-time

问题 Query regarding calculate months but with some conditions. with Joda Date-time or date util. Start Date : 01/01/2018 End Date : 31/12/2020 Total Period difference between above date: 36 months and 0 days so total month =36 Start Date : 01/01/2018 End Date : 02/01/2021 Total Period difference between above date: 36 months and 2 days . if there are days remaining then it consider single month. so total month 36+1= 37 Date issueDate1=03/06/2017; Date dateTo1=02/06/2020; int investmentPeriod =

问题 helllo I can't adapt this example of code : https://github.com/pedrofurla/slick-demo/blob/master/src/main/scala/slickdemo/domain/Person.scala. it deals with the capacity of comparing dates in a slick query. The difficulty is you can't access to the date field(to extract for example the year, the month and the day) because the query uses Column types. I searched and found the example above, but I can't adapt it. here is my code: the Table: class Personnes( tag : Tag ) extends Table[ Rdv ]( tag

问题 I'm not seeing a good way to set a date to a certain day of the week for a certain week of the month. Joda-Time's LocalDate does not have a withWeekOfMonth method. I can see a possible algorithm, but it seems way to complicated, so I'm going to assume I'm missing something. What I need is to determine the next date someone is paid. And if they are paid on the Second Thursday of the Month, what date is that. Anyone already solved this problem? Ok, I was able to come up with this, which seems