i want all months last 30 days. Can i achieve this with java.util.Date or java.util.Calendar in java?. Thanks
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i want all months last 30 days. Can i achieve this with java.util.Date or java.util.Calendar in java?. Thanks
It’s certainly got nothing to do with
java.util.Date, which doesn’t really “know” about months (aside from deprecated APIs).You’d have to create your own implementation of
Calendar. Good luck with that – it won’t be fun.Alternatively, you could use Joda Time which is a much nicer date/time API anyway. The
CopticChronologynearly does what you want, except it adds a thirteenth month with 5 or 6 days. I suspect you could fairly easily use that as the basis for a “just 12 months of 30 days” chronology though.