Classes and Interfaces
CustomDateFormatBase	Custom date format base class for all single-digit year date formats; needed since FastDateFormat (like JDK7) returns two digits for "Y".
Date0Format	Custom date format class for single-digit year date format DATE0$ (implements the pattern YMMDD, which is also used for the @DAT format A); needed since FastDateFormat (like JDK7) returns two digits for "Y".
Date11Format	Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE11$ (implements the pattern YYYYMMDD, which is also used for the @DAT format L) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date12Format	Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE12$ (implements the pattern DD MMM YYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format M) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date14Format	Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE14$ (implements the pattern YYYYDDD, which is also used for the @DAT format O) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date15Format	Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE15$ (implements the pattern DDMMYYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format P) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date16Format	Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE16$ (implements the pattern MM/DD/YYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format Q) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date18Format	Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE18$ (implements the pattern MMDDYYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format S) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date19Format	Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE19$ (implements the pattern DD/MM/YYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format T) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date1Format	Custom date format class for single-digit year date format DATE1$ (implements the pattern YYMMDD, which is also used for the @DAT format B) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date20Format	Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE20$ (implements the pattern YYYY-MM-DD, which is also used for the @DAT format U) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date2Format	Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE2$ (implements the pattern DD MMM YY, which is also used for the @DAT format C) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date3Format	Custom date format class for single-digit year date format DATE3$ (implements the pattern YDDD, which is also used for the @DAT format D); needed since FastDateFormat (like JDK7) returns two digits for "Y".
Date4Format	Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE4$ (implements the pattern YYDDD, which is also used for the @DAT format E) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date5Format	Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE5$ (implements the pattern DDMMYY, which is also used for the @DAT format F) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date6Format	Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE6$ (implements the pattern MM/DD/YY, which is also used for the @DAT format G) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date7Format	Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE7$ (implements the pattern MONTH DD, YYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format H) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date8Format	Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE8$ (implements the pattern MMDDYY, which is also used for the @DAT format I) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
Date9Format	Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE9$ (implements the pattern DD/MM/YY, which is also used for the @DAT format J) Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).
DateCFormat	Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(C) (implements the pattern MONTH).
DateDFormat	Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(D) (implements the pattern D).
DateFormatCustomizer	Enumeration instances are used to perform custom processing and validation during date formatting.
DateJFormat	Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(J) (implements the pattern DDD).
DateMFormat	Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(M) (implements the pattern M).
DateNFormat	Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(N) (implements the pattern DAY NUMBER) (numerical day of week, with Sunday being 1).
DateWFormat	Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(W) (implements the pattern DAY NAME).
DateYFormat	Custom date format class for the @CAL double-digit year date format D(Y) (implements the pattern YY).
DateZFormat	Custom date format class for the @CAL four-digit year date format D(Z) (implements the pattern YYYY).
DecimalAcceptingDateFormatBase	Custom date format base class for all date formats that accept values between zero and one exclusive (the values are treated as unformatted literals).

Class: CustomDateFormatBase   next package

Custom date format base class for all single-digit year date formats; needed since FastDateFormat (like JDK7) returns two digits for "Y".

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Ctor for initializing an instance of this class; uses default customization of the date format. Parameters: aPattern - the pattern to use for formatting protected CustomDateFormatBase(java.lang.String aPattern)

Ctor for initializing an instance of this class. Parameters: aPattern - the pattern to use for formatting aFormat - the format for content display aFormatCustomizer - the customizer used for handling any non-standard or externalized formatting protected CustomDateFormatBase(java.lang.String aPattern, com.arsi.mj.text.datefmt.DateFormatCustomizer aFormatCustomizer)

Ctor for initializing an instance of this class; uses default customization of the date format. Parameters: aPattern - the pattern to use for formatting aFormat - the format for content display protected CustomDateFormatBase(java.lang.String aPattern, com.arsi.mj.text.FormatOption aFormat)

Ctor for initializing an instance of this class. Parameters: aPattern - the pattern to use for formatting aFormat - the format for content display aFormatCustomizer - the customizer used for handling any non-standard or externalized formatting protected CustomDateFormatBase(java.lang.String aPattern, com.arsi.mj.text.FormatOption aFormat, com.arsi.mj.text.datefmt.DateFormatCustomizer aFormatCustomizer)

Methods

Implementation that replaces basic formatting with results from custom formatting. See Also: org.apache.commons.lang3.time.FastDateFormat#applyRules(java.util.Calendar, java.lang.StringBuffer) protected java.lang.StringBuffer applyRules(java.util.Calendar aCalendar, java.lang.StringBuffer aBuffer)

Customizes the base implementation to handle the Mapper number-to-date coercion logic. See Also: org.apache.commons.lang3.time.FastDateFormat#format(java.lang.Object, java.lang.StringBuffer, java.text.FieldPosition) public java.lang.StringBuffer format(java.lang.Object anObject, java.lang.StringBuffer aTargetBuffer, java.text.FieldPosition aPosition)

Class: Date0Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for single-digit year date format DATE0$ (implements the pattern YMMDD, which is also used for the @DAT format A); needed since FastDateFormat (like JDK7) returns two digits for "Y".

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date0Format()

Class: Date11Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE11$ (implements the pattern YYYYMMDD, which is also used for the @DAT format L)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date11Format()

Class: Date12Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE12$ (implements the pattern DD MMM YYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format M)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date12Format()

Class: Date14Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE14$ (implements the pattern YYYYDDD, which is also used for the @DAT format O)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date14Format()

Class: Date15Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE15$ (implements the pattern DDMMYYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format P)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date15Format()

Class: Date16Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE16$ (implements the pattern MM/DD/YYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format Q)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date16Format()

Class: Date18Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE18$ (implements the pattern MMDDYYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format S)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date18Format()

Class: Date19Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE19$ (implements the pattern DD/MM/YYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format T)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date19Format()

Class: Date1Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for single-digit year date format DATE1$ (implements the pattern YYMMDD, which is also used for the @DAT format B)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date1Format()

Class: Date20Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE20$ (implements the pattern YYYY-MM-DD, which is also used for the @DAT format U)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date20Format()

Class: Date2Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE2$ (implements the pattern DD MMM YY, which is also used for the @DAT format C)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date2Format()

Class: Date3Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for single-digit year date format DATE3$ (implements the pattern YDDD, which is also used for the @DAT format D); needed since FastDateFormat (like JDK7) returns two digits for "Y".

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date3Format()

Class: Date4Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE4$ (implements the pattern YYDDD, which is also used for the @DAT format E)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date4Format()

Class: Date5Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE5$ (implements the pattern DDMMYY, which is also used for the @DAT format F)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date5Format()

Class: Date6Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE6$ (implements the pattern MM/DD/YY, which is also used for the @DAT format G)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date6Format()

Class: Date7Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for four-digit year date format DATE7$ (implements the pattern MONTH DD, YYYY, which is also used for the @DAT format H)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date7Format()

Class: Date8Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE8$ (implements the pattern MMDDYY, which is also used for the @DAT format I)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date8Format()

Class: Date9Format   previous next package

Custom date format class for double-digit year date format DATE9$ (implements the pattern DD/MM/YY, which is also used for the @DAT format J)

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public Date9Format()

Class: DateCFormat   previous next package

Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(C) (implements the pattern MONTH).

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public DateCFormat()

Class: DateDFormat   previous next package

Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(D) (implements the pattern D).

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public DateDFormat()

Class: DateFormatCustomizer   previous next package

Enumeration instances are used to perform custom processing and validation during date formatting.

Fields

Performs no formatting; used when the existing formats handle all available cases. public static final com.arsi.mj.text.datefmt.DateFormatCustomizer FORMAT_DEFAULT

Provides conversion from Java to Mapper weekday numbering; conversion only takes place if date is a valid Mapper date. public static final com.arsi.mj.text.datefmt.DateFormatCustomizer FORMAT_WEEKDAY

Handles year-specific formatting and validation for single-digit year formats. Formats using this customization should not include any year data in their base formats. public static final com.arsi.mj.text.datefmt.DateFormatCustomizer FORMAT_Y

Handles year-specific formatting and validation for double-digit year formats. public static final com.arsi.mj.text.datefmt.DateFormatCustomizer FORMAT_YY

Handles year-specific formatting and validation for four-digit year formats. public static final com.arsi.mj.text.datefmt.DateFormatCustomizer FORMAT_YYYY

Methods

Customizes the default formatting transform to support custom Mapper formats. Parameters: aContentSource - date source information. aFormattedDate - date formatted using the base format. Returns: the customized result. public abstract java.lang.String transform(java.util.Calendar aContentSource, java.lang.String aFormattedDate)

public static com.arsi.mj.text.datefmt.DateFormatCustomizer valueOf(java.lang.String name)

public static com.arsi.mj.text.datefmt.DateFormatCustomizer values()

Class: DateJFormat   previous next package

Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(J) (implements the pattern DDD).

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public DateJFormat()

Class: DateMFormat   previous next package

Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(M) (implements the pattern M).

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public DateMFormat()

Class: DateNFormat   previous next package

Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(N) (implements the pattern DAY NUMBER) (numerical day of week, with Sunday being 1).

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public DateNFormat()

Class: DateWFormat   previous next package

Custom date format class for the @CAL date format D(W) (implements the pattern DAY NAME).

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public DateWFormat()

Class: DateYFormat   previous next package

Custom date format class for the @CAL double-digit year date format D(Y) (implements the pattern YY).

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public DateYFormat()

Class: DateZFormat   previous next package

Custom date format class for the @CAL four-digit year date format D(Z) (implements the pattern YYYY).

Treat this class as "thread-safe" (actually it relies on the thread safety of FastDateFormat).

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. public DateZFormat()