To answer #6: I asked the GWT team about this during the fireside chat at
I/O this year. They appeared to be caught off guard by the question but
eventually came out and said that they have no plans on resolving this
issue. I kind of got the feeling that this was the first time that it came
up to
Charles Keepax schrieb:
> As for performing operations on Dates such as adding days I usually
> use the getTime method (this returns the Date as a long representing
> the number of milliseconds that have passed since January 1, 1970,
> 00:00:00 GMT) and operate on the dates as a long. So for examp
Probably the best class to implement that functionality would be
DateTimeFormat (
http://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.com/svn/javadoc/1.5/com/google/gwt/i18n/client/DateTimeFormat.html
) which is very similar to the Java DateFormat class. So for example:
Date today = new Date();
DateTimeFormat d
You could return a string for what day of the week it is from the
DateTimeFormat (using "E"), then do a large if statement to return the
first day of the week.
Charles Keepax
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spierce7 schrieb:
> Lothar, your code works (at least for the current date) :
It should work for every date, just instantiate Date with
one of the non-default constructors.
> However, I can't find a way to get the first day of the week for any
> given date. For instance, lets say I wanted to fin
Guys, thank you so much for your replies! I've got my program doing
what I needed it to :-) Thank you very much!
Lothar, your code works (at least for the current date) :
DateTimeConstants constants =
LocaleInfo.getCurrentLocale().getDateTimeConstants();
int firstDay = Integer.parseInt(constants.f
spierce7 schrieb:
> 1. Get today's date.
Date today = new Date();
> 2. Using the current date, get the date of the first day of the week
> (Sunday), and I think I might need to know how to get the end date
> also.
So you're not going to create an i8n-aware application?
Sunday isn't the first da
> Hey guys, I just found out that the Java Calendar class isn't
> compatible with GWT (Assumed it was since Date was). I'm a Java newb
> and spent a few hours figuring out how to do what I wanted to do with
> the Calendar class, and I'm clueless how to do this with GWT, so any
> help would be appre
Hey guys, I just found out that the Java Calendar class isn't
compatible with GWT (Assumed it was since Date was). I'm a Java newb
and spent a few hours figuring out how to do what I wanted to do with
the Calendar class, and I'm clueless how to do this with GWT, so any
help would be appreciated.
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