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Tedhi
Human-centric date and date range parser library for Java
Provides extremely flexible parsing of dates and date ranges. Uses an intuitive syntax where syntax is needed, and recognises partial dates. Examples of date ranges supported are: * 1/Nov/2012 to 30/Nov/2012 (start of 1st to end of 30th) * Nov/2012 to Dec/2012 (start of 1/Nov to end of 31/Dec) * 2012 to 2013 (start of 1/Jan/2012 to end of 31/Dec/2012) * Nov (start of 1/Nov this year, to end of 30/Nov this year) Now available on Maven Central. -
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JavaCalendar is a Open Source Calendar Component written in java. The purpose of the project is to provide a calendar component which can be used in java based projects for Selecting/Displaying Date and Time in user friendly way.
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SimpleDate is a open source library to handle Calendar selection for Swing Application and very easy to use. SimpleDate is a utility like 'Date and Time Picker' in Microsoft Access. SimpleDate requires Java 1.5.
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This date parser for Java will parse the input from human people as date value. Differently to the SimpleDateFormat it will completely missing part with the current date. It will support all available locales (i18n). It has a very small foot print.
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