public class NamedTimeZone
extends java.lang.Object
Constructor | Description |
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NamedTimeZone() |
Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
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static java.lang.String |
formatTimeZoneOffset(DateTimeValue timeValue) |
Format a timezone in numeric form for example +03:00 (or Z for +00:00)
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static java.lang.String |
getOlsenTimeZoneName(DateTimeValue date,
java.lang.String country) |
Try to identify a timezone name corresponding to a given date (including time zone)
and a given country.
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static java.lang.String |
getTimeZoneNameForDate(DateTimeValue date,
java.lang.String country) |
Try to identify a timezone name corresponding to a given date (including time zone)
and a given country.
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static java.lang.Boolean |
inSummerTime(DateTimeValue date,
java.lang.String region) |
Determine whether a given date/time is in summer time (daylight savings time)
in a given region.
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public static java.lang.String getTimeZoneNameForDate(DateTimeValue date, java.lang.String country)
date
- the dateTimeValue, including timezonecountry
- the two-letter ISO country codepublic static java.lang.String formatTimeZoneOffset(DateTimeValue timeValue)
timeValue
- the value whose timezone is to be formattedpublic static java.lang.String getOlsenTimeZoneName(DateTimeValue date, java.lang.String country)
date
- the dateTimeValue, including timezonecountry
- the country, as a two-letter codepublic static java.lang.Boolean inSummerTime(DateTimeValue date, java.lang.String region)
date
- the date/time in questionregion
- either the two-letter ISO country code, or an Olsen timezone name such as
"America/New_York" or "Europe/Lisbon". If the country code denotes a country spanning several
timezones, such as the US, then one of them is chosen arbitrarily.