java.util.Calendar call is returning wrong month?
[293 byte] By [fagane] at [2007-9-26 4:03:31] 
I am using the following code:java.util.Calendar date=java.util.Calendar.getInstance();int month = date.get(java.util.Calendar.MONTH);The problem is month is returning 7 (July) instead of 8 (August) ?Anyone have any ideas why this is happening?
It might be that January == 0 not 1.There are constants like Calendar.AUGUST that you should use.
DanielN at 2007-6-29 13:01:05 >
The first month is 0, i.e., Janury==0. So August == 7.
rodrigol at 2007-6-29 13:01:05 >
Hi! Look at the docs for Calendar. It states that the month values are zero-based, i.e. January == 0. You'll be safer using defined constants, i.e. Calendar.JANUARY, etc. rather than comparing actual values.Hope this helps!Cheers!
amolk at 2007-6-29 13:01:05 >
Archived Forums New Topic
Archived Forums Hot Topic
- Subclassing inner class
- question about ++ operator
- Unable to connent to server in my simple Client/server Tic Tac Toe
- how to replace characters in string?
- what is "divide sign" in java/
- my sunOS5.7 can not support Chinese with JDK1.2.2
- searching algorithms
- Solution to: Transport dt_socket failed to initialize
Archived Forums
All Classified
- Archived Forums
- Enterprise & Remote Computing
- Java Essentials
- Desktop
- Core
- Solaris Operating System
- Security
- Database Connectivity
- Java Mobility Forums
- Web & Directory Servers
- Development Tools
- Application & Integration Servers
- Java HotSpot Virtual Machine
- Other Topics
- E-Mail, Calendar, & Collaboration
- Developer Tools
- General
- Administration Tools
- Sun Hardware
- Storage Forums
- Java Enterprise System
- StarOffice
- Open Source Technologies
- BigAdmin
- Real-Time
- Java Coding