date-format

问题 my input String is : 2010-03-24T17:28:50.000Z output pattern is like: DateFormat formatter1 = new SimpleDateFormat("EEE. MMM. d. yyyy"); i convert this like this: formatter1.format(new Date("2010-03-24T17:28:50.000Z"));//illegalArgumentException here the string "2010-03-24T17:28:50.000Z" ouput should be like this: Thu. Mar. 24. 2010 idea but i get a illegalArgumentException . Dont know why? any idea?? stacktrace message is: 04-08 19:50:28.326: WARN/System.err(306): java.lang

问题 my input String is : 2010-03-24T17:28:50.000Z output pattern is like: DateFormat formatter1 = new SimpleDateFormat("EEE. MMM. d. yyyy"); i convert this like this: formatter1.format(new Date("2010-03-24T17:28:50.000Z"));//illegalArgumentException here the string "2010-03-24T17:28:50.000Z" ouput should be like this: Thu. Mar. 24. 2010 idea but i get a illegalArgumentException . Dont know why? any idea?? stacktrace message is: 04-08 19:50:28.326: WARN/System.err(306): java.lang

问题 I am using the DateFormat function to convert dates to this format: yyyy-mm-dd . This is the original format of the date: dd-mm-yyyy . Below is a snippet of the code: <cfset newdate = #DateFormat(Trim(mydate), "yyyy-mm-dd")# /> The problem is that I get different results for different dates. For example: If my original date is: 15-05-2013 ( dd-mm-yyyy ) The result is: 2013-05-15 ( yyyy-mm-dd ) However, if I change the input and: The original date is: 01-05-2013 ( dd-mm-yyyy ) The result is:

问题 I am now writing a server and I would like to check for "If-Modified-Since: " header. Since there are so many date methods, which methods should I consider to check, like a usual method (milliseconds is used in browsers).... Follwing is howi did for milliseconds format. Date date; //dateS is a substring of If-Modified-Since: header try{ long mills = Long.parseLong(dateS); } catch (NumberFormatException e) {e.printStackTrace(); } date = new Date(mills); I also want to check for "Wed, 19 Oct

问题 I have a date(string) value in an XML file in this format: Tue Apr 17 03:12:47 IST 2012 I want to use XSL transformation to convert the string/date into this format: 4/17/2012 03:12:47 AM How can I do that in my XSL transform? 回答1: If you are using XSLT 1.0 version, use EXSLT - date:format-date date extension XSLT 2.0 version, use built-in: Formatting Dates and Times date extension But my suggestion is to Have a standard XSD datetime format on XML, on the code-behind (that is, on rendering

问题 I've been searching all over and just can't find a explanation or reason why this is happening but the parse(String) method of DateFormat just isn't parsing my String correctly. I'm trying to parse a String into the date format that is used for HTTP headers and got as far as getting the String on its own such as: Thu, 11 Nov 2010 18:34:22 GMT Which is in the format: E, d MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss z But when I use df.parse(dateStr); this is what I get out of it: Thu Nov 11 18:34:22 GMT 2010 Which is

问题 var date = '2014-02-02T20:10:00'; console.log(date); Why does this return the following?: '2014-02-02T20:10:00' //ok but: var date = new Date(date); console.log(date); returns: Sun Feb 02 2014 21:10:00 GMT+0100 //bad I would like to receive the following, where there is no offset: Sun Feb 02 2014 20:10:00 GMT How can I make it so? 回答1: You can not rely on Date to parse a string correctly (here is a comparison and that's before the introduction of ISO8601 parsing - ECMA5) into a Date object,

问题 I have multiple contacts with birth dates and all are synced with the mobile device. Now the problem is all contacts have different birthday formats and I want to display all of the birthday dates in a specific format like "dd-MM-yyyy". So for example, one synchronized contact has birthday like "1990-02-07" or "1988-06-15T22:00:00.000Z" or "12-02-1990" etc... Then all of these dates should be displayed in a specific format "dd-MM-yyyy". So how can I resolve this issue? Any suggestion will be

问题 Im trying to convert a bunch of NSStrings into NSDate objects. Here is an example string: 2013-04-25T15:51:30.427+1.00 But I can't figure out what format it is in, so far I have (The question marks are the bits I'm stumped with): yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss????zzz The main problem I'm having is with the '.427' part although if I'm making a mistake elsewhere, let me know :) Does anyone have any ideas? Or could point me to a list of all the possible date format specifiers? I found this: http://msdn

问题 This question already has answers here : Parsing a date’s ordinal indicator ( st, nd, rd, th ) in a date-time string (4 answers) Parsing dates of the format “January 10th, 2010” in Java? (with ordinal indicators, st|nd|rd|th) (4 answers) Closed 2 years ago . Is there any java library available to parse language specific ordinal indicator/suffix? I have a date value like the following: 26th May 2017 . I want to convert this to 26/05/2017 . Could anyone please guide me how to do? 回答1: You can