Package com.adobe.xfa.ut
Class ISODateTime
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public class ISODateTime extends java.lang.ObjectThe class ISODateTime is a convenience class grouping theISODateandISOTimeclasses, to define objects in support of ISO8601/XFA date time patterns.A valid ISO8601/XFA date time string is the concatenation of a valid ISO8601/XFA date string and a valid ISO8601/XFA time string with the letter 'T' acting as a separator between the date and time elements of the string. See
ISODateandISOTimefor the definitions of valid ISO8601/XFA date and time patterns. Here's a snippet of code illustrating the use ofISODateTimeto reformat an ISO8601/XFA datetime string#include <pub/ut/isodatetime.h> // for defn of ISODateTime. #include <pub/ut/string.h> // for defn of String. ... ISODateTime dt("2000-02-28T11:12:13-05:00"); String s("Unknown"); if (dt.isValid()) s = dt.format(ISODateTime.getXFA_DATETIME_FMT1()); printf("%S\n", (const wchar_t *) s);
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static java.lang.StringXFA_DATETIME_FMT1An ISO8601/XFA date time pattern string: YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS.FFFz.static java.lang.StringXFA_DATETIME_FMT2An alternate ISO8601/XFA date time pattern string: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.FFFzz.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description ISODateTime()Instantiate an ISODateTime object from today's date and time.ISODateTime(java.lang.String datetime, java.lang.String datelocale, java.lang.String timelocale)Instantiate an ISODateTime object from the given date time string.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description java.lang.Stringformat(java.lang.String isoformat)Format this object given the ISO datetime format string.ISODategetDate()Get date component of this objectISOTimegetTime()Get time component of this objectbooleanisValid()Determine if this object is valid.voidsetGMTime()Set this object to operate on Greenwich Mean (date and) time, which is the default.voidsetLocalTime()Set this object to operate on local (date and) time as opposed to the default, which is Greenwich Mean (date and) time.
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Field Detail
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XFA_DATETIME_FMT1
public static final java.lang.String XFA_DATETIME_FMT1
An ISO8601/XFA date time pattern string: YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS.FFFz.- See Also:
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XFA_DATETIME_FMT2
public static final java.lang.String XFA_DATETIME_FMT2
An alternate ISO8601/XFA date time pattern string: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.FFFzz.- See Also:
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Constructor Detail
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ISODateTime
public ISODateTime()
Instantiate an ISODateTime object from today's date and time.
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ISODateTime
public ISODateTime(java.lang.String datetime, java.lang.String datelocale, java.lang.String timelocale)Instantiate an ISODateTime object from the given date time string.- Parameters:
datetime- an ISO8601/XFA date time string.datelocale- a date locale name.timelocale- a time locale name.
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Method Detail
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setLocalTime
public void setLocalTime()
Set this object to operate on local (date and) time as opposed to the default, which is Greenwich Mean (date and) time. Any subsequent calls to the format method will result in date time strings that are expressed in local time.
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setGMTime
public void setGMTime()
Set this object to operate on Greenwich Mean (date and) time, which is the default. Any subsequent calls to the format method will result in date time strings that are expressed in Greenwich Mean time.
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format
public java.lang.String format(java.lang.String isoformat)
Format this object given the ISO datetime format string.- Parameters:
isoformat- an ISO8601/XFA date time format string.- Returns:
- the date time string formatted according to the given format string, upon success, or the empty string, upon error.
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isValid
public boolean isValid()
Determine if this object is valid.- Returns:
- boolean true if valid, and false otherwise.
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getDate
public ISODate getDate()
Get date component of this object- Returns:
- date
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getTime
public ISOTime getTime()
Get time component of this object- Returns:
- time
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