On a related note, the concept of (Local)DayOfMonth is useful for financial
applications (we've written our own implementation of this). For example, when
does a company's financial year end? 30th Sept - the same date every year, but
different for different companies.

Might be interesting to find out what other specialist concepts are out there
and whether it's a very small number of concepts that could be supported
directly or there's a lot of different concepts but there are some
abstractions that the library could use, for example, to make writing certain
kinds of custom Partials very easy.

Paul

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Paul Field
Research IT
Deutsche Bank



                                                                              
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Hello,

The concept of "time of week" (e.g., "Tuesday at 14:30") is a cornerstone of
applications in many industries such as broadcast media (when does Lost show?
how much does time slot X cost?) and transportation (when do trains depart
Millbrae?  when should I switch to routing my user on the freeway because
carpool rules take effect?), and doubtless many others.

This is mild plea to accept this as a type in Joda-Time.  If there's doubt
over whether it's as important as the others, if nothing else then having it
in Joda-Time will help us to find out its value for sure before finalizing the
JSR!

K


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