Andy,
Since DATE, MONTH, YEAR are static, you should use Calender.DATE,
Calender.MONTH, Calender.YEAR
But since u have used calendarFrom.DATE etc, it warns you, thou its not an
error,..
Viju
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy Susanto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 3:22 PM
Subject: Re: How to inc a date using java.util.calender or java.util.date
> Viju,
>
> thanks for your code, but when i check eclipse show warning that warning
> sound like this
> "the static field Calender.DATE should be accessed in static way"
> "the static field Calender.MONTH should be accessed in static way"
> "the static field Calender.YEAR should be accessed in static way"
>
> is that oke is warning error appear ?
>
> this my code:
>
> int thn = Integer.parseInt(PrintDataFrom.substring(0,4));
> int bln = Integer.parseInt(PrintDataFrom.substring(5,7));
> int tgl = Integer.parseInt(PrintDataFrom.substring(8,10));
> Calendar calendarFrom = new GregorianCalendar(thn,bln,tgl);
>
> thn = Integer.parseInt(PrintDataTo.substring(0,4));
> bln = Integer.parseInt(PrintDataTo.substring(5,7));
> tgl = Integer.parseInt(PrintDataTo.substring(8,10));
> Calendar calendarTo = new GregorianCalendar(thn,bln,tgl);
>
> StringBuffer sbHasil = new StringBuffer("Total Transaksi yang di
dapat
> ").append(TotalTransaksi);
> sbHasil.append("Total Max Transaksi yang diinginkan
> ").append(MaxTotalBilling).append(NewLine.HTMLBreak(1));
> sbHasil.append("Dari
>
").append(calendarFrom.get(calendarFrom.DATE)).append("-").append(calendarFr
om.get(calendarFrom.MONTH)).append("-").append(calendarFrom.get(calendarFrom
.YEAR)).append("Sampai
>
").append(calendarTo.get(calendarTo.DATE)).append(calendarFrom.get(calendarF
rom.MONTH)).append(calendarFrom.get(calendarFrom.YEAR)).append(NewLine.HTMLB
reak(1));
>
> int test = calendarTo.get(calendarTo.DAY_OF_YEAR) -
> calendarFrom.get(calendarFrom.DAY_OF_YEAR);
>
> sbHasil.append(test);
> int i = 1;
> while(i <= test){
> calendarFrom.add(calendarFrom.DATE,1);
> i++;
> sbHasil.append("Rentang
>
Waktu").append(calendarFrom.get(calendarFrom.DATE)).append("-").append(calen
darFrom.get(calendarFrom.MONTH)).append("-").append(calendarFrom.get(calenda
rFrom.YEAR)).append(NewLine.CodeBreak());
> }
>
>
> > if you want all dates btwn start and end date, hope this code
works..
> >
> > do{
> > System.out.println(START_DATE);
> > START_DATE.add(Calendar.DATE, 1);
> > flag = START_DATE.before(END_DATE) ||START_DATE.equals(END_DATE);
> > }
> > while(flag);
> >
> > Viju
> >
> >
>
>
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