Examples with DateFormat java.text.DateFormat used on opensource projects

Example 76 with DateFormat

use of java.text.DateFormat in project okhttp by square.

the class CacheTest method formatDate.

private String formatDate(Date date) {
    DateFormat rfc1123 = new SimpleDateFormat("EEE, dd MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss zzz", Locale.US);
    rfc1123.setTimeZone(TimeZone.getTimeZone("GMT"));
    return rfc1123.format(date);
}

Example 77 with DateFormat

use of java.text.DateFormat in project jpHolo by teusink.

the class Globalization method getStringtoDate.

/*
     * @Description: Parses a date formatted as a string according to the client's user
     * preferences and calendar using the time zone of the client and returns
     * the corresponding date object
     * @Return: JSONObject
     *          Object.year {Number}: The four digit year
     *          Object.month {Number}: The month from (0 - 11)
     *          Object.day {Number}: The day from (1 - 31)
     *          Object.hour {Number}: The hour from (0 - 23)
     *          Object.minute {Number}: The minute from (0 - 59)
     *          Object.second {Number}: The second from (0 - 59)
     *          Object.millisecond {Number}: The milliseconds (from 0 - 999), not available on all platforms
     *
     * @throws: GlobalizationError.PARSING_ERROR
    */
private JSONObject getStringtoDate(JSONArray options) throws GlobalizationError {
    JSONObject obj = new JSONObject();
    Date date;
    try {
        //get format pattern from android device (Will only have device specific formatting for short form of date) or options supplied
        DateFormat fmt = new SimpleDateFormat(getDatePattern(options).getString("pattern"));
        //attempt parsing string based on user preferences
        date = fmt.parse(options.getJSONObject(0).get(DATESTRING).toString());
        //set Android Time object
        Time time = new Time();
        time.set(date.getTime());
        //return properties;
        obj.put("year", time.year);
        obj.put("month", time.month);
        obj.put("day", time.monthDay);
        obj.put("hour", time.hour);
        obj.put("minute", time.minute);
        obj.put("second", time.second);
        obj.put("millisecond", Long.valueOf(0));
        return obj;
    } catch (Exception ge) {
        throw new GlobalizationError(GlobalizationError.PARSING_ERROR);
    }
}

Example 78 with DateFormat

use of java.text.DateFormat in project cordova-android-chromeview by thedracle.

the class Globalization method getStringtoDate.

/*
     * @Description: Parses a date formatted as a string according to the client's user
     * preferences and calendar using the time zone of the client and returns
     * the corresponding date object
     * @Return: JSONObject
     *          Object.year {Number}: The four digit year
     *          Object.month {Number}: The month from (0 - 11)
     *          Object.day {Number}: The day from (1 - 31)
     *          Object.hour {Number}: The hour from (0 - 23)
     *          Object.minute {Number}: The minute from (0 - 59)
     *          Object.second {Number}: The second from (0 - 59)
     *          Object.millisecond {Number}: The milliseconds (from 0 - 999), not available on all platforms
     *
     * @throws: GlobalizationError.PARSING_ERROR
    */
private JSONObject getStringtoDate(JSONArray options) throws GlobalizationError {
    JSONObject obj = new JSONObject();
    Date date;
    try {
        //get format pattern from android device (Will only have device specific formatting for short form of date) or options supplied
        DateFormat fmt = new SimpleDateFormat(getDatePattern(options).getString("pattern"));
        //attempt parsing string based on user preferences
        date = fmt.parse(options.getJSONObject(0).get(DATESTRING).toString());
        //set Android Time object
        Time time = new Time();
        time.set(date.getTime());
        //return properties;
        obj.put("year", time.year);
        obj.put("month", time.month);
        obj.put("day", time.monthDay);
        obj.put("hour", time.hour);
        obj.put("minute", time.minute);
        obj.put("second", time.second);
        obj.put("millisecond", new Long(0));
        return obj;
    } catch (Exception ge) {
        throw new GlobalizationError(GlobalizationError.PARSING_ERROR);
    }
}

Example 79 with DateFormat

use of java.text.DateFormat in project syncany by syncany.

the class Client method getApplicationDate.

public static Date getApplicationDate() {
    try {
        DateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat(APPLICATION_PROPERTIES_DATE_FORMAT, Locale.ENGLISH);
        Date applicationDate = dateFormat.parse(applicationProperties.getProperty(APPLICATION_PROPERTIES_DATE_KEY));
        return applicationDate;
    } catch (Exception e) {
        return null;
    }
}

Example 80 with DateFormat

use of java.text.DateFormat in project bazel by bazelbuild.

the class ZipUtil method unixToDosTime.

/** Converts a unix timestamp into a 32-bit DOS timestamp. */
static int unixToDosTime(long timeMillis) {
    Calendar time = Calendar.getInstance();
    time.setTimeInMillis(timeMillis);
    if (!isValidInDos(timeMillis)) {
        DateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");
        throw new IllegalArgumentException(String.format("%s is not representable in the DOS time" + " format. It must be in the range %s to %s", df.format(time.getTime()), df.format(new Date(DOS_EPOCH)), df.format(new Date(MAX_DOS_DATE))));
    }
    int dos = time.get(Calendar.SECOND) / 2;
    dos |= time.get(Calendar.MINUTE) << DOS_MINUTE_OFFSET;
    dos |= time.get(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY) << DOS_HOUR_OFFSET;
    dos |= time.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH) << DOS_DAY_OFFSET;
    dos |= (time.get(Calendar.MONTH) + 1) << DOS_MONTH_OFFSET;
    dos |= (time.get(Calendar.YEAR) - 1980) << DOS_YEAR_OFFSET;
    return dos;
}