Uses of Annotation Interface
net.time4j.format.CalendarType
Package
Description
The main package contains four basic types of ISO-8601, namely
PlainDate
, PlainTime
, PlainTimestamp
and Moment
.Support for various regional calendars.
Support for the Badi calendar.
Support for the French revolutionary calendar.
Support for the traditional Hindu calendar family.
Interval support.
Permits the construction of historized or rule-based timezones.
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Uses of CalendarType in net.time4j
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Represents a combination of month and day-of-month as XML-pendant forxsd:gMonthDay
.class
Represents an instant/moment on the universal timeline with reference to the timezone UTC (UTC+00:00 / Greenwich-meridian).class
Represents a plain calendar date in conformance to ISO-8601-standard using the gregorian calendar rules for all times.class
Represents a plain wall time without any timezone or date component as defined in ISO-8601 up to nanosecond precision.class
Represents a plain composition of calendar date and wall time as defined in ISO-8601, but without any timezone. -
Uses of CalendarType in net.time4j.calendar
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Represents the Chinese calendar supported in the gregorian range 1645-01-28/3000-01-27.class
Represents the calendar used by the Coptic church in Egypt.class
Represents the calendar used in Ethiopia.class
Represents the 12-hour-time in second precision used in Ethiopia starting in the morning at 6 AM as zero point.class
Represents the calendar used by the worldwide Jewish community, but mainly in Israel for religious purposes.class
Represents the 12-hour-time used in Jewish calendar starting in the evening at either sunset or simplified at 6 PM as zero point.class
Represents the Hijri calendar used in many islamic countries.class
Represents the historic christian calendar used in most European countries.class
Represents the national calendar of India.class
Represents the Japanese calendar from 701 AD (julian) until now.class
The Juche calendar used in North Korea uses as only difference to western gregorian calendar a different year numbering with the Juche era 1912-01-01.class
Represents the proleptic Julian calendar.class
Represents the traditional Koran calendar supported in the gregorian range 1645-01-28/3000-01-27.class
The Minguo calendar used in Taiwan (Republic Of China) uses as only difference to western gregorian calendar a different year numbering with the Minguo era 1912-01-01.class
Represents the Solar Hijri calendar which is officially used in Iran and Afghanistan.class
The Thai solar calendar calendar used in Thailand uses as only difference to western gregorian calendar a different year numbering with the Buddhist era mainly.class
Represents the Vietnamese calendar supported in the gregorian range 1813-02-01/3000-01-27. -
Uses of CalendarType in net.time4j.calendar.bahai
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Represents the calendar used by the Baha'i community. -
Uses of CalendarType in net.time4j.calendar.frenchrev
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Represents the calendar used in French Revolution between 1792 and 1805. -
Uses of CalendarType in net.time4j.calendar.hindu
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
The traditional Hindu calendar which exists in many regional variants throughout the Indian subcontinent. -
Uses of CalendarType in net.time4j.range
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Represents the month of a gregorian calendar year as interval (like from 1st of January until end of January).class
Represents the quarter of a gregorian calendar year as interval (like from 1st of January until end of March).class
Represents the calendar week starting on Monday according to ISO-8601-paper.class
Represents a full gregorian calendar year as interval from 1st of January until end of December.class
Describes an arbitrary span of weekdays. -
Uses of CalendarType in net.time4j.tz.model
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Represents a standard daylight saving rule following the gregorian calendar as used in IANA-TZDB.