Johannes Schneider wrote:
> could anybody help me to get the following test run? The law (interest
> rate calculations) says that it is exactly 1 month and 0 days from 2-28
> till 3-30. Any suggestions?
> {
> DateMidnight begin = new DateMidnight( 2008, 2, 15 );
> DateMidnight end = new DateMidnight( 2008, 3, 15 );
>
> Period period = new Period( begin, end, PeriodType.yearMonthDay() );
> assertEquals( 1, period.getMonths() );
> assertEquals( 0, period.getDays() );
> }
>
> {
> DateMidnight begin = new DateMidnight( 2008, 2, 28 );
> DateMidnight end = new DateMidnight( 2008, 3, 30 );
>
> Period period = new Period( begin, end, PeriodType.yearMonthDay() );
> assertEquals( 1, period.getMonths() );
> assertEquals( 0, period.getDays() );
> }
There is no direct functionality in Joda-Time that will answer this
problem in the way you seek. Joda-Time does however provide all the
tools you need to write the logic yourself. In particular, see the
begin.dayOfMonth().getMaximumValue() method.
Stephen
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