1. Java: calculating duration stackoverflow.comI created the following code to calculate the duration between two timestamps which can come in two different formats:
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2. Timestamp calculation function stackoverflow.comI am trying to write Java code as a part of my project to get current time for a process and then i need to add a fixed timeout period to ... |
3. Date Calculation coderanch.comHi all, I am calculating dates of a week from monday to sunday.. I need to display weekdays from monday to sunday. When i am displaying the dates and if my week is goes to monday.. then the pervious monday value vanishes.. so the page turns to disply new monday to sunday dates... but i need to display the same days ... |
4. Date calculation coderanch.comHi, I have a situation where I need to find difference between 2 datetimes in minutes. If the difference between the 2 datetimes is more than 20 minutes I will have to run a process. I always need to compare current datetime with the datetime I get from the user. for ex: Date1 - currenttime Date2 - user input ( this ... |
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6. date and time calculation coderanch.comi know it may be very simple question, but i couldn't find answer to this anywhere..... does java allows date manupulation or in other words if i want to add 90 days to a some specific day and want to what will be the answer, can we do that in java. e.g: Date d = 9.10.05; Date e; and i want ... |
7. Calculation of months between two dates coderanch.com |
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9. Strange problem in date calculation (IS IT BUG!!!) coderanch.comArshad, I think my post explains your output. The solution will depend on what you want the output to be. If you let it be, it will be in PDT. If you dont want it so, You probably should do some formatting youself. Otherwise, a simple message could be passed to the user alerting him about the Time change. |
10. Analizing Dates for Calculation coderanch.comI am using the following to see if a datetime is before current datetime but it seems that my checkdate is only reading the date porition Console output CheckD: 2010-05-24 08:09:08.655872 CT: Mon May 24 12:42:24 CDT 2010 KT: Mon May 24 13:42:24 CDT 2010 LF: 0 public void setLateFlag(String checkDate, int hours){ System.out.println("CheckD: "+checkDate); Calendar current = Calendar.getInstance(); current.setTime(new Date()); ... |
11. Compare date and insert % calculation of value depending on result java-forums.orgHaving recently got Adobe Acrobat Pro I didnt expect to have to learn a new language, but there you go little did I know. Excel is easy compared to attempting JavaScript, but I guess I have to start somewhere. I have managed to muddle my way through to a degree but I am now at a point where I require to ... |
12. Date calculation forums.oracle.comHi all I have a current function which accepts a date as input (yyyyMMdd), adds 2 days to the date and then gives the new date as the result. It works fine, however, I need to modify my function to take into account weekends (and possibly UK bank holidays). So, if my input date happens to be a Fri, I would ... |
13. java.util.date --- date calculation forums.oracle.com |
14. Optimized Calculation of working days between two dates forums.oracle.comI would try to avoid hard coding the bank holidays. My approach would probably be something along the lines of 1) Create a java.util.Set of java.util.Date objects that represent bank holidays. Load the set from a text file (maybe XML). 2) Create a Calendar from your start date then iterate from it adding one day at a time checking for it ... |
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17. Date Calculation forums.oracle.comHi friends, I am new to Java from Mainframe back ground. I have problem of getting the date calculation. My situation is like this, I have a date format in DB2 as YYYYMMDD and I need to subtract 1 year from the current date and pass it DB2 to get the data from the table. eg. if the date 20061229 and ... |
18. calculation of days between dates forums.oracle.comBotton line: I'm going to need to pull back records in a query that are always 30 days out, with of course, the last day (30) changing every day. So even if I know the millisecond value of 30 days (2592000000), would there be a way after calculating the difference of long values to recast back to a date object to ... |