Hello, I'm working on parsing date/time values produced by Sybase (which gives very limited control over the formatted output of dates). Two examples of different dates provided by it are: Jan 10 2007 12:00:00:000AM Jan 10 2007 1:00:00:000AM
I'm parsing with the pattern: MMM d yyyy h:mm:ss:SSSa While I'm able to successfully parse these dates using a SimpleDateFormat pattern into java.util.Date instances, the same pattern using Joda produces an IllegalArgumentException on dates that follow the second pattern above or when the day value is a single digit (see attached test case). Apparently, Joda does not interpret "d" and "h" as either one digit or two digits while Java does. I'm given to assume that Joda is consistent with the patterns in SimpleDateFormat - am I missing something here? Thanks for your time. Ed Bridges Disclaimer link. To see it, click the link below, or copy and paste it into your browser's address line. http://www.citco.com/emaildisclaimer.htm
DateTimeFormatterTest.java
Description: DateTimeFormatterTest.java
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