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| Issue | Fix Version | Assignee | Priority | Status | Resolution | Resolved In Build |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JDK-2017883 | 1.2.0 | John Oconner | P4 | Closed | Fixed | 1.2beta3 |
Description
In some situations, the gregorian calender has problems with leap years.
An extremly example is the 29.02.1700 (german format). Java convert this
date in a 3600 year! Also the summertime is not correct handled.
Use DateTimeDemo.java in jdk1.1.4/demo/i18n/code to reproduce.
set locale to Deutschland
set Date Format
set Date Style short
enter 29.2.1700
An extremly example is the 29.02.1700 (german format). Java convert this
date in a 3600 year! Also the summertime is not correct handled.
Use DateTimeDemo.java in jdk1.1.4/demo/i18n/code to reproduce.
set locale to Deutschland
set Date Format
set Date Style short
enter 29.2.1700
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JDK-2017883 DateFormat.parse wrong for German locale?
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- Closed
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