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Questions - zoneddatetime

DateTimeFormatter - java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Too many pattern letters: a

I have the following line in my java code where I am trying to format a date string ZonedDateTime zonedDateTime= ZonedDateTime.ofInstant(instant, tz); DateTimeFormatter formatter = DateTimeFormatter...
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java12399900

java

date-format

java-time

zoneddatetime

datetimeformatter

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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Use one a As the error describes, you have used too many a character codes. 👉 Change aa to a. Localization You may have been thinking of two letters for AM and PM. But actually, other text might appe...
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Basil Bourque

Java - convert an epoch value into a Date based off timezone?

I have the following 3 fields in my Appointment entity: private Long epochTime; private String timezone; private Calendar localAppointmentTime; the timezone would be e.g. America/New_York If the epoc...
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java12399900

java

date

calendar

timezone

zoneddatetime

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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There are several problems in your code, mainly the fact that an Appointment's epochTime seems to be epoch seconds instead of epoch millis the mixture of an outdated API and an up-to-date one you are...
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deHaar

How deserialize from LocalDate and/or LocalDateTime to ZonedDateTime?

I need to create a class that implements JsonbDeserializer < ZonedDateTime > , but, the data (string) to be parsed could be in this format "2021-05-31" or this format "2021-05-31T...
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Luciano Borges

java

localdate

zoneddatetime

localdatetime

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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Neither of your pieces of example data are suitable for a ZonedDateTime object. Date without time, and without zone "2021-05-31" represents a date-only value. Use LocalDate class. LocalDate ...
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Basil Bourque

DateTimeParseException while parsing date using ZonedDateTime

I have the below program and looks like ZonedDateTime is not able to parse the date string. Should I use a different date format or different library to parse? import java.time.ZonedDateTime; import j...
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Zack

java

datetime

datetime-format

datetimeoffset

zoneddatetime

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

Latest Answer

tl;dr Your input happens to be a screwy variation of the standard IS0 8601 format used by default with the java.time.Instant class. Fix your input string, and parse. Instant.parse( "2022-03-12T03...
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Basil Bourque

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