Emuleomo, Olu (PME) wrote:
>
> Sorry. Left ot the line
>
> int yyyy=1999;
> int mm=08;
> int dd=13;
> Should print 6 for DAY_OF_WEEK (Friday). But it prints 0
> (or some other number)
Months are 0 based, so mm=08 is September. That's why you're not
getting Friday. Days meanwhile are 1 based, so you're not seeing "0"
there. Probably you get "2" for Monday.
Don't ask me why it was designed this way. :-)
Now let's get back to the discussion of servlets...
-jh-
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