On Thursday, July 12, 2012 06:49:35 PM Dustin Parker wrote:
> Huh, the CS-W 2.0.2 spec doesn't mention time zones in their grammar,
> just 'Z'. Anyway, this code:
Hi Dustin, please have a look at section "6.2.2 OGC_Common catalogue query
language" (page 16)
The syntax rule is:
<UTC-time> ::= <time-hour> ":" <time-minute> ":" <time-second> "Z"
>
> private String extractTime(String cqlDateTime) {
> // splits dateTime to get the Time and time zone in the second array element
> String strUpper = cqlDateTime.toUpperCase();
> String[] dateTime = strUpper.split("T");
> assert dateTime.length >= 2 : "date and time is required by the sintax
> rule";
> // splits the time and time zone
> String[] time = dateTime[1].split("[+|-|Z]");
> return time[0]; // the time
> } Doesn't work because the regex is wrong; it should be "[-+Z]".
well "|" is the logical operator OR, so "-" or "+" or "Z" is required in the
split operation.
I had a look in the test cases, they cover this syntax. Some examples are:
Zulo zone: "2006-11-30T01:30:00Z"
local time: "2008-09-09T17:00:00"
time with offset: "2008-09-09T17:00:00+01:00"
Could you provide your test case to analyze?
>
> Thanks,
cheers
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Mauricio Pazos
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