additionally, from jem.marsh on the Sun Developer Network:
> Calendars are used to manipulate Dates. DateFormats are used to format
> Dates. Date is used to represent dates. When Sun moved the
> manipulation methods to Calendar & DateFormat, it did not intend to
> stop people using Date.
Tom Schindl wrote:
Christopher J Gross schrieb:
True. But is there a benefit to using Date over Calendar? As far as I
can tell Date is just a wrapper for a long now, right? Why not use
Calendar instead?
Because from most frameworks you use e.g. JDBC you get back a Date
object which you need to wrap if into Calender object.
Tom
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