FooController.java: @RequestMapping(value = \"/foo\", method = RequestMethod.GET) public final String foo(HttpServletRequest request, Mod开发者_开发知识库elMap model)
I use jodatime to parse date time strings as follows: public static void 开发者_开发知识库main(String[]args){
In my Play application I have a model with a created field of type Instant. It\'s populated using a @PrePersist hook which just sets it to a new Instant(). The default timezone is correctly detected a
I\'m currently testing out some webapp technologies in a java project and was wondering why the pages sometimes load fast and sometimes take almost 5s to load.
I am implementing the following method- DateTime getDateTime(Date srcDate, String destTimeZone) { } As the input is of Date object, I can safely assume the timezone of it as \"UTC\". I have to conv
I\'m using Jodatime in my Play app, but currently having to do a bunch of converting back and forthfrom/to java.util.Date and java.sql.Time.
I\'ve been stuck for a few hours with a problem in my JAXB bindings for a web service: In order to prepare for a bigger web service that has to return Joda Time class instances (Instant, Duration, In
Given a DateTime object at 31-March-2011 and this code: DateTime temp1 = new DateTime(2011, 3, 31, 12, 0, 0, 0);
Is there any way to create a PeriodFormatter in JodaTime which is able to print a Period of lets s开发者_运维问答ay 2 days, 4 hours and 4 minutes as 52 hours, 4 minutes?I believe you can use Period.no
I want to use joda to parse datetime strings in emails. Unfo开发者_开发知识库rtunately I get all kinds of different formats, for example
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