jodatime

Can I change the timezone of Date object in my java code without changing the date? When I write Date date = new Date(longValue); I get this date in my local timezone. I want to get this date but my timezone should be one present in DB (not local) for my userID (for eg "America/Chicago"). Thanks in advance for your help. Basil Bourque tl;dr ZonedDateTime zdtMontreal = ZonedDateTime.now( ZoneId.of( "America/Montreal" ) ); ZonedDateTime zdtAuckland = zdtMontreal.withZoneSameLocal( ZoneId.of( "Pacific/Auckland" ) ); Not the same moment. The zdtAuckland moment occurred several hours earlier . Be

I'm using those three libraries: retrofit, jackson and jodatime, and I'm trying somethings to deserialize my object when it comes from my rest api, but I could not figure out how to solve this, here goes the json returned by rest api: { "establishment": "Gold Ball Confraria", "idCardPayment": 0, "paymentDate": "/Date(1461208761970+0000)/", "total": 10 } and that is the class that I've tried to deserialize my object: public class PaymentHistoryItemApiResult { @JsonProperty("total") private double totalValue; @JsonProperty("establishment") private String establishmentName; @JsonDeserialize(using

I'm using Joda-Time library in Java to keep track a list of time intervals . I want to check if a list of Interval objects fully covers every minute of a month. There's about 30 intervals of varying length from a few hours to a few days. I thought a cheap way to do this is to sort the list of intervals by start time, then successively check if there is a break between the intervals within the range of the month. If yes, then the month is not fully covered. I'm stuck on the first part, sorting the list. I planned to use Arrays .sort(), but it needs the elements to implement the comparable

In my hibernate-4 entity, I am mapping a joda-time DateTime property using the recommended jadira usertypes : @Entity @Table(name="timing") public class TimingEntity { ... @Basic(optional=false) @Column(name="moment") @Type(type="org.jadira.usertype.dateandtime.joda.PersistentDateTime") public DateTime getMoment() { ... My database is MySQL. With hibernate property hbm2ddl.auto set to create value, I have the following column generated in my timing table: CREATE TABLE `timing` ( ... `moment` DATETIME NOT NULL, ... ) The generated CREATE TABLE contains the DATETIME column. The DATETIME in MySQL

I am trying to get the UTC TimeStamp in a simple Java program using Joda: public Timestamp getCurrentUTC(LocalDateTime date, DateTimeZone srcTZ, DateTimeZone dstTZ, Locale l) { DateTime srcDateTime = date.toDateTime(srcTZ); DateTime dstDateTime = srcDateTime.toDateTime(dstTZ); System.out.println("UTC Time:" + dstDateTime.getMillis()); System.out.println("UTC Time:" + new Timestamp(dstDateTime.getMillis())); return new Timestamp(dstDateTime.getMillis()); } The output of the program is as follows: UTC Time:1378265162047 UTC Time:2013-09-03 23:26:02.047 The millisecond value is the correct UTC

I am trying to migrate from Joda time library to Java time (Java 8). I am unable to find equivalent of ISODateTimeFormat.dateOptionalTimeParser() in java.time Joda ISO formatter has nice parsers: ISODateTimeFormat.dateTimeParser() : generic - selects parser based on string parsed. Similarly: ISODateTimeFormat.dateOptionalTimeParser() . I am finding it difficult to change Joda time to java.time. Can some one guide me? example: String dateTimeString = "2015-01-01T12:29:22+00:00"; String dateTimeString2 = "2015-01-01T12:29:22"; When I parse this string using joda time then ISODateTimeFormat