Folks,
Take this simple unit test:
DateTimeFormatter parser = ISODateTimeFormat.dateTimeParser();
DateTime time1 = new DateTime(2007,11,22,7,0,42,0,DateTimeZone.UTC);
DateTime time2 = parser.parseDateTime("2007-11-22T07:00:42Z");
assertEquals(time1, time2);
This fails, apparently because each DateTime instance contains a
different instance of ISOChronology. time1 contains the static
DateTimeZone.UTC instance, and the parsed time2 contains an instance
manually assembled by the parser. Now, ISOChronology has no equals()
method defined, nor do any of its superclasses, and so the equals
comparison fails.
Given that the "Z" offset is defined as UTC, I would have expected this
test to pass.
Am I missing something, or this is a bug/flaw?
cheers
kenny
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