Examples of JDateTimeConverter

jodd.typeconverter.impl.JDateTimeConverter
Converts object to {@link JDateTime}. Conversion rules:
- null value is returned as null
- object of destination type is simply casted
- Calendar object is converted
- Date object is converted
- Number is used as number of milliseconds
- finally, if string value contains only numbers it is parsed as milliseconds; otherwise as JDateTime pattern

Examples of jodd.typeconverter.impl.JDateTimeConverter

    register(java.sql.Date.class, new SqlDateConverter());
    register(Time.class, new SqlTimeConverter());
    register(Timestamp.class, new SqlTimestampConverter());
    register(Calendar.class, new CalendarConverter());
    register(GregorianCalendar.class, new CalendarConverter());
    register(JDateTime.class, new JDateTimeConverter());


    register(File.class, new FileConverter());


    register(Class.class, new ClassConverter());
    register(Class[].class, new ClassArrayConverter(this));

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Examples of jodd.typeconverter.impl.JDateTimeConverter

    register(java.sql.Date.class, new SqlDateConverter());
    register(Time.class, new SqlTimeConverter());
    register(Timestamp.class, new SqlTimestampConverter());
    register(Calendar.class, new CalendarConverter());
    register(GregorianCalendar.class, new CalendarConverter());
    register(JDateTime.class, new JDateTimeConverter());


    register(File.class, new FileConverter());


    register(Class.class, new ClassConverter());
    register(Class[].class, new ClassArrayConverter(this));

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