Examples of org.apache.directory.api.util.GeneralizedTime.toGeneralizedTime()

Class org.apache.directory.api.util.GeneralizedTime

Examples of org.apache.directory.api.util.GeneralizedTime.toGeneralizedTime()

org.apache.directory.api.util.GeneralizedTime.toGeneralizedTime()
Returns the string representation of this generalized time. This method uses the same format as the user provided format. @return the string representation of this generalized time

        String gt = "20080102121314+0130";
        GeneralizedTime generalizedTime = new GeneralizedTime( gt );
        String result = generalizedTime.toGeneralizedTime();
        assertEquals( gt, result );


        result = generalizedTime.toGeneralizedTime( Format.YEAR_MONTH_DAY_HOUR_MIN_SEC, null, 0, TimeZoneFormat.Z );
        assertEquals( "20080102104314Z", result );
    }




    /**

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    @Test
    public void testFebruary29inLeapYear() throws ParseException
    {
        String gt = "20080229000000Z";
        GeneralizedTime generalizedTime = new GeneralizedTime( gt );
        String result = generalizedTime.toGeneralizedTime();
        assertEquals( gt, result );
    }




    /**

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        calendar.set( Calendar.SECOND, 14 );
        calendar.set( Calendar.MILLISECOND, 222 );
        calendar.setTimeZone( TimeZone.getTimeZone( "GMT" ) );


        GeneralizedTime generalizedTime = new GeneralizedTime( calendar );
        String result = generalizedTime.toGeneralizedTime();
        assertEquals( "20080102121314.222Z", result );
    }




    /**

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        // create form calendar
        GeneralizedTime generalizedTime1 = new GeneralizedTime( calendar );


        // get the string value
        String gt1 = generalizedTime1.toGeneralizedTime();
        Calendar calendar1 = generalizedTime1.getCalendar();


        // create from string value
        GeneralizedTime generalizedTime2 = new GeneralizedTime( gt1 );

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        // create from string value
        GeneralizedTime generalizedTime2 = new GeneralizedTime( gt1 );


        // get the calendar value 
        Calendar calendar2 = generalizedTime2.getCalendar();
        String gt2 = generalizedTime2.toGeneralizedTime();


        // assert that all are equal
        assertEquals( calendar, calendar1 );
        assertEquals( calendar, calendar2 );
        assertEquals( calendar1, calendar2 );

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     */
    public void testDIRSHARED29() throws ParseException
    {
        String gt = "20090312123456+0130";
        GeneralizedTime generalizedTime = new GeneralizedTime( gt );
        String result = generalizedTime.toGeneralizedTime();
        assertEquals( gt, result );
    }




    /**

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        // Set time on new Calendar instance, and generate the GT string
        Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
        calendar.setTime( date );
        GeneralizedTime gt = new GeneralizedTime( calendar );
        assertEquals( "calendar time must equal the date time", date.getTime(), calendar.getTime().getTime() );
        String gtStr = gt.toGeneralizedTime();
        LOG.info( "generalized time string of original time = {}", gtStr );


        // Parse and regenerate calendar from gtStr
        GeneralizedTime recalculatedGt = new GeneralizedTime( gtStr );
        long recalculatedTime = recalculatedGt.getCalendar().getTime().getTime();

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        // Parse and regenerate calendar from gtStr
        GeneralizedTime recalculatedGt = new GeneralizedTime( gtStr );
        long recalculatedTime = recalculatedGt.getCalendar().getTime().getTime();
        LOG.info( "recalculated time = {}", recalculatedTime );
        LOG.info( "generalized time string of recalculated time = {}", recalculatedGt.toGeneralizedTime() );


        assertEquals( "The time after round trip GeneralizedTime generation should stay the same",
            originalTime, recalculatedTime );
    }
}

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    @Test
    public void testYearMonthDayHourMinSecZulu() throws ParseException
    {
        String gt = "20080102121314Z";
        GeneralizedTime generalizedTime = new GeneralizedTime( gt );
        String result = generalizedTime.toGeneralizedTime();
        assertEquals( gt, result );
    }




    /**

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    @Test
    public void testYearMonthDayHourMinSecPlusHour() throws ParseException
    {
        String gt = "20080102121314+04";
        GeneralizedTime generalizedTime = new GeneralizedTime( gt );
        String result = generalizedTime.toGeneralizedTime();
        assertEquals( gt, result );
    }




    /**

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