Uses of Interface
net.time4j.base.WallTime
Packages that use WallTime
Package
Description
The main package contains four basic types of ISO-8601, namely
PlainDate, PlainTime, PlainTimestamp
and Moment.General timezone-API.
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Uses of WallTime in net.time4j
Classes in net.time4j that implement WallTimeModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclassRepresents a plain wall time without any timezone or date component as defined in ISO-8601 up to nanosecond precision.classRepresents a plain composition of calendar date and wall time as defined in ISO-8601, but without any timezone.Methods in net.time4j with parameters of type WallTime -
Uses of WallTime in net.time4j.tz
Methods in net.time4j.tz with parameters of type WallTimeModifier and TypeMethodDescriptiondefault Optional<ZonalTransition>TransitionHistory.findConflictTransition(GregorianDate localDate, WallTime localTime)Returns the conflict transition where given local timestamp falls either in a gap or in an overlap on the local timeline.TransitionHistory.getConflictTransition(GregorianDate localDate, WallTime localTime)Returns the conflict transition where given local timestamp falls either in a gap or in an overlap on the local timeline.abstract ZonalOffsetTimezone.getOffset(GregorianDate localDate, WallTime localTime)Calculates the offset for given local timestamp.TransitionStrategy.getOffset(GregorianDate localDate, WallTime localTime, Timezone timezone)Calculates a suitable offset for given local timestamp.TransitionHistory.getValidOffsets(GregorianDate localDate, WallTime localTime)Determines the suitable offsets at given local timestamp..abstract booleanTimezone.isInvalid(GregorianDate localDate, WallTime localTime)Evaluates if given local timestamp is invalid due to a gap on the local timeline.longTransitionStrategy.resolve(GregorianDate localDate, WallTime localTime, Timezone timezone)Calculates a suitable global timestamp for given local timestamp.