I'm with you Antonio. I use that the Calandar and Date class in my servlets.
In fact my servlets would be useless without them. Fortunately there are few
self appointed Java mailing police. I don't know of any serious servlet
developer that doesn't work with java, javascript, html, JDBC and SQL. In
particular how they integrate with servlets. The Java police are not Java
guru's they are just young men who are a lot less endowed then the rest of
man-kind.
Tom K.
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Antonio Villafana
Sent: Friday, November 26, 1999 4:08 PM
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Subject: Re: Wrong Calendar Date
I am tired of these java gurus flaming us about these so called 'off-topic
questions'. When I signed up for this discussion group, I was under the
impression that it included java servlets...........read carefully...it's
two words JAVA and SERVLETS. Why wouldn't a question about date manipulation
in java be relevant in this discussion forum. Date manipulation is used
quite frequently by java servlet programmers.
I thought it was a valid question for this forum, but some of us see it
otherwise, and for this I apologize to everyone.
*Antonio*
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