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  3. July 2002

RE: Date calculations

PC2,

It is a good idea to use the named constants like Calendar.SEPTEMBER
just like it is generally better to code something like:

public static final boolean SUMMARY_OUTPUT = true;
public static final boolean DETAIL_OUTPUT = false;
...
Report report = new Report(SUMMARY_OUTPUT);

David Morris

>>> pclapham@core-mark.com 07/18/02 11:30AM >>>
You just got zapped by one of the more idiotic features of Java.  In
Calendar, months are numbered starting at zero, so "08" represents
September.  Your original value was "September 31", which is normalized
to
October 1, and the rest becomes obvious once you know that.

PC2

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