Example usage for org.joda.time LocalDate toInterval

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In this page you can find the example usage for org.joda.time LocalDate toInterval.

Prototype

public Interval toInterval(DateTimeZone zone) 

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Converts this object to an Interval representing the whole day.

Usage

From source file:org.killbill.clock.ClockUtil.java

License:Apache License

/**
 * The method will convert the provided LocalDate into an instant (DateTime).
 * The conversion will use a reference time that should be interpreted from a UTC standpoint.
 *
 * The the provided LocalDate overlaps with the present, the current point in time is returned (to make sure we don't
 * end up with future instant).// www  .j  a  v  a2s . co  m
 *
 * If not, we use both the provide LocalDate and LocalTime to return the DateTime in UTC
 *
 * @param inputDateInTargetTimeZone The input LocalDate as interpreted in the specified targetTimeZone
 * @param inputTimeInUTCTimeZone    The referenceTime in UTC
 * @param targetTimeZone            The target timeZone
 * @param clock                     The current clock
 * @return
 */
public static DateTime computeDateTimeWithUTCReferenceTime(final LocalDate inputDateInTargetTimeZone,
        final LocalTime inputTimeInUTCTimeZone, final DateTimeZone targetTimeZone, final Clock clock) {

    final Interval interval = inputDateInTargetTimeZone.toInterval(targetTimeZone);
    // If the input date overlaps with the present, we return NOW.
    if (interval.contains(clock.getUTCNow())) {
        return clock.getUTCNow();
    }
    // If not, we convert the inputTimeInUTCTimeZone -> inputTimeInTargetTimeZone, compute the resulting DateTime in targetTimeZone, and convert into a UTC DateTime:
    final LocalTime inputTimeInTargetTimeZone = inputTimeInUTCTimeZone
            .plusMillis(targetTimeZone.getOffset(clock.getUTCNow()));
    final DateTime resultInTargetTimeZone = new DateTime(inputDateInTargetTimeZone.getYear(),
            inputDateInTargetTimeZone.getMonthOfYear(), inputDateInTargetTimeZone.getDayOfMonth(),
            inputTimeInTargetTimeZone.getHourOfDay(), inputTimeInTargetTimeZone.getMinuteOfHour(),
            inputTimeInTargetTimeZone.getSecondOfMinute(), targetTimeZone);
    return resultInTargetTimeZone.toDateTime(DateTimeZone.UTC);
}

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