Makes the roles so far [as a kind of semi-STATUS.html]

CalendarUtils/DateUtils - Sean Schofield

These need thought and whittling down.

ImprovedSimpleDateFormat - Stephen Colebourne (?)

  This should be based from a class submitted to JODA.

Interested Parties

Eric Pugh
Christopher Reck
Jakarta Ant [original developers of DateUtils]
Dmitri Plotnikov [original developer of CalendarUtils]

Decisions to be made:

Whether to move code into org.apache.commons.lang.time at a later date.

Other ideas:

DateRange? Holder for two dates.
StopWatch. Time recording code in Jakarta Util [I've a bit I'd like to add
to it] that needs a home.



Hen

On Tue, 17 Dec 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Please lets find the original DateFormat class submitted to Joda (or you can search 
>the Joda archives on sf.) The original version WAS a simple single class that 
>replicated SimpleDateFormat but thread safe. It came from the Tea web system (Brian O 
>Neill).
>
> Once in Joda it got rewritten and expanded to provide more functionality.
>
> Stephen
>
> >  from:    [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >  date:    Tue, 17 Dec 2002 17:15:52
> >  to:      [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >  subject: Re: [lang] DateUtils
> >
> > If my time allows I will take a ditch on it. I will search for
> > some examples to see if someone has taken the right approach,
> > otherwise I will take the SimpleDateFormat APIdoc specification
> > and start from there. But my time scale for this would be at
> > present about a month... Anyone out there with the same itch
> > but more urgent?
> >
> > Is there someone that believes we should use javacc or antlr
> > grammars for the format string? Or should I write a hand parser
> > (I've done this many times before) to do the parsing and
> > formatting?
> >
> > We should include several format strings for the standards
> > (ISO, IEEE, some RFCs, etc.). The JDK classes could still
> > be used for the locale specific formating.
> >
> > Is this fine?
> >
> > --
> > :) Christoph Reck
> >
> > Sean Schofield wrote:
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>> 3) createDateFormat( ) should return our new thread-safe DateFormat
> > >>> (maybe this will be an inner class for now?)
> > >>
> > >>  1
> > >
> > >
> > > Christoph,
> > >
> > > Earlier you expressed interest in taking the lead on the new
> > > SimpleDateFormat.  Do you want to go ahead with that?  If so, lets
> > > square away the details (class name, package, etc.)  Also, you may want
> > > to check with Stephen who had mentioned he be willing to help.
> > >
> > > - sean
> > >
> >
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