Serialized Form

Package org.pojava.datetime

Class org.pojava.datetime.DateTime extends Object implements Serializable

serialVersionUID:

300L

Serialized Fields

config

IDateTimeConfig config

Config contains info specific to zoning and formatting.

systemDur

Duration systemDur

System time is a lazy calculation of milliseconds from Unix epoch 1970-01-01 00:00:00, assuming no leap seconds and a leap year every year evenly divisible by 4, except for years divisible by 100 but not divisible by 400.

Class org.pojava.datetime.DateTimeConfig extends Object implements Serializable

serialVersionUID:

3L

Serialized Fields

isDmyOrder

boolean isDmyOrder

This determines the default interpretation of a ##/##/#### date, whether Day precedes Month or vice versa.

isUnspecifiedCenturyAlwaysInPast

boolean isUnspecifiedCenturyAlwaysInPast

epochDOW

int epochDOW

The 1970-01-01 epoch started on a Thursday. If Sunday is the start of a week, then this number is 4. If Monday is the start, then set to 3.

format

String format

The default date format used for DateTime.toString();

defaultJdbcFormat

String defaultJdbcFormat

inputTimeZone

TimeZone inputTimeZone

outputTimeZone

TimeZone outputTimeZone

locale

Locale locale

bcPrefix

String bcPrefix

monthMap

MonthMap monthMap

tzMap

Map<K,V> tzMap

Support parsing of zones unlisted in TimeZone by translating to known zones. Got a zone that's not supported or should be overridden? Fix it locally by updating your custom tzMap!

 // Example change CST from U.S. Central to Chinese.
 class CustomTzMap {
        private static Map<String, String&gt tzMap = DateTimeConfig.getTzMap();
        static {
                tzMap.put("CST", "Asia/Hong_Kong");
    }
 }
 

tzCache

Map<K,V> tzCache

Class org.pojava.datetime.Duration extends Object implements Serializable

serialVersionUID:

1L

Serialized Fields

millis

long millis

Non-leap Milliseconds since an epoch

nanos

int nanos

Nanoseconds used by high-resolution time stamps