Examples with ZonedDateTime java.time.ZonedDateTime used on opensource projects

Example 6 with ZonedDateTime

use of java.time.ZonedDateTime in project jetty.project by eclipse.

the class RolloverFileOutputStreamTest method assertSequence.

private void assertSequence(ZonedDateTime midnight, Object[][] expected) {
    ZonedDateTime nextEvent = midnight;
    for (int i = 0; i < expected.length; i++) {
        long lastMs = nextEvent.toInstant().toEpochMilli();
        nextEvent = RolloverFileOutputStream.nextMidnight(nextEvent);
        assertThat("Next Event", toString(nextEvent), is(expected[i][0]));
        long duration = (nextEvent.toInstant().toEpochMilli() - lastMs);
        assertThat("Duration to next event", duration, is((long) expected[i][1]));
    }
}

Example 7 with ZonedDateTime

use of java.time.ZonedDateTime in project jetty.project by eclipse.

the class RolloverFileOutputStreamTest method testMidnightRolloverCalc_Sydney_DST_End.

@Test
public void testMidnightRolloverCalc_Sydney_DST_End() {
    ZoneId zone = toZoneId("Australia/Sydney");
    ZonedDateTime initialDate = toDateTime("2016.04.02-11:22:33.0 AM AEDT", zone);
    ZonedDateTime midnight = RolloverFileOutputStream.toMidnight(initialDate, zone);
    assertThat("Midnight", toString(midnight), is("2016.04.02-12:00:00.0 AM AEDT"));
    Object[][] expected = { { "2016.04.03-12:00:00.0 AM AEDT", 86_400_000L }, // The long day
    { "2016.04.04-12:00:00.0 AM AEST", 90_000_000L }, { "2016.04.05-12:00:00.0 AM AEST", 86_400_000L }, { "2016.04.06-12:00:00.0 AM AEST", 86_400_000L }, { "2016.04.07-12:00:00.0 AM AEST", 86_400_000L } };
    assertSequence(midnight, expected);
}

Example 8 with ZonedDateTime

use of java.time.ZonedDateTime in project jetty.project by eclipse.

the class RolloverFileOutputStreamTest method testMidnightRolloverCalc_PST_DST_Start.

@Test
public void testMidnightRolloverCalc_PST_DST_Start() {
    ZoneId zone = toZoneId("PST");
    ZonedDateTime initialDate = toDateTime("2016.03.11-01:23:45.0 PM PST", zone);
    ZonedDateTime midnight = RolloverFileOutputStream.toMidnight(initialDate, zone);
    assertThat("Midnight", toString(midnight), is("2016.03.11-12:00:00.0 AM PST"));
    Object[][] expected = { { "2016.03.12-12:00:00.0 AM PST", 86_400_000L }, { "2016.03.13-12:00:00.0 AM PST", 86_400_000L }, // the short day
    { "2016.03.14-12:00:00.0 AM PDT", 82_800_000L }, { "2016.03.15-12:00:00.0 AM PDT", 86_400_000L }, { "2016.03.16-12:00:00.0 AM PDT", 86_400_000L } };
    assertSequence(midnight, expected);
}

Example 9 with ZonedDateTime

use of java.time.ZonedDateTime in project jetty.project by eclipse.

the class RolloverFileOutputStreamTest method testMidnightRolloverCalc_PST_DST_End.

@Test
public void testMidnightRolloverCalc_PST_DST_End() {
    ZoneId zone = toZoneId("PST");
    ZonedDateTime initialDate = toDateTime("2016.11.04-11:22:33.0 AM PDT", zone);
    ZonedDateTime midnight = RolloverFileOutputStream.toMidnight(initialDate, zone);
    assertThat("Midnight", toString(midnight), is("2016.11.04-12:00:00.0 AM PDT"));
    Object[][] expected = { { "2016.11.05-12:00:00.0 AM PDT", 86_400_000L }, { "2016.11.06-12:00:00.0 AM PDT", 86_400_000L }, // the long day
    { "2016.11.07-12:00:00.0 AM PST", 90_000_000L }, { "2016.11.08-12:00:00.0 AM PST", 86_400_000L }, { "2016.11.09-12:00:00.0 AM PST", 86_400_000L } };
    assertSequence(midnight, expected);
}

Example 10 with ZonedDateTime

use of java.time.ZonedDateTime in project hibernate-orm by hibernate.

the class ZonedDateTimeTest method testZoneDateTimeWithUTCZoneOffset.

@Test
public void testZoneDateTimeWithUTCZoneOffset() {
    final ZonedDateTime expectedStartDate = ZonedDateTime.of(1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, ZoneOffset.UTC);
    saveZoneDateTimeEventWithStartDate(expectedStartDate);
    checkSavedZonedDateTimeIsEqual(expectedStartDate);
    compareSavedZonedDateTimeWith(expectedStartDate);
}