Hi Ariel, >> P.S. Just another useful date function to calculate holydays for many >> countries in the world: >> http://www.galileocomputing.de/openbook/javainsel6/javainsel_10_007.htm#t2t34 >> >> Many christian holydays could be calculated by DATEADD and easterSunday. >> > > Lucky me I read German without Wörterbuch!!! ( in case of truble I > also have the Langenscheidts e-Handwörterbuch Spanisch-Deutsch ;-) !!!) > By the way I love your language (it's so rich and complex!!! not like > the plain-English -- sorry English speakers, but it's a truth ) ;-)
Also there is another little OSS package of Date/Time arithmetics in Java (originally created for PDA-Java named Superwaba which just had "int" as its largest datatype; but then enhanced to take advantage of J2SE) named "datergf", which allows for all sort of things. It's sort of a light-weight date/time-arithmetic and -conversion library (e.g. converting from/to Mac/DOS/Unix-epochs). Here's the Javadoc: <http://wi.wu-wien.ac.at/rgf/rexx/bsf4rexx/current/docs/docs.bsf4rexx/> and pick the "org.oorexx.datergf" package. The docs contain already quite code-samples such that you can see for yourself whether it may be helpful or not. In case you have a use for it, then please let me know and I upload the sources (they are under Apache License 2.0, but I could change it to L/GPL, if needed). [Just recognized that the sources of the datergf package are not available in the sources-zip-archive, will change that anyway with a new build.] Vielleicht hilft's ein wenig... ;) ---rony --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
