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1. Working with Datetime working intervals and holidays    forums.oracle.com

Hi people! I have a problem trying to calculate a working time interval even considering holidays(Also weekends). Is there some open source project to do this the easy way. I came up with a solution, but i'm just asking if theres a solid, proven solution. I created a class that accepts 2 GregorianCalendars, one for the initial time and the other ...

2. How to get Date from DateTime type data???    forums.oracle.com

3. Ask about datetime    forums.oracle.com

4. Discussion - Date/Time POJO property - String or java.util.Date    forums.oracle.com

Hi, I always wonder how date/time should be declared in POJOs - String or java.util.Date. I have used both and always felt comfortable with String but still would like to know your views. (In DB datatype is datetime). I know some of you will say "as per requirement" but what I have experienced we never give too much thought and when ...

5. Internationalization issue : convert date/time to GMT/UTC    forums.oracle.com

Are you suggesting that I dont convert incoming request .Meaning if a request A comes from say Egypt at 10 pm and the server is running in NewYork then it will save the request in newyork time 10 am (egypt is 10 hour ahead of new york) because new Date() will give the new york time. Now some one in egypt ...

6. datetime difference    forums.oracle.com

Hi, I'm a newbie to java, so i like to take some help from the experts here. I'm posting this after trying with few examples that i googled, but nothing suits my exact need. Actaully, my requirement is to find the processing time a module takes to complete. So i need to store the start time & end times in variables ...