Hi,
In my webapp, datetime conversion are used quite a lot in concurrent threads.
I know that conversions are done within very short time(1ms).
But it's possible that two concurrent threads use different DateFormat/SetTimeZone for conversion at the "same" time. Is this reliable?
One more question:
Do I have to set DateTime.SetTimeZone/DateFormat/TimeFormat every time before conversion, or just once in the main thread?
Best regards,
bz
In my webapp, datetime conversion are used quite a lot in concurrent threads.
B4X:
'For all threads,datetime conversion config:
DateTime.SetTimeZone(0)
DateTime.DateFormat="yyyy-MM-dd"
DateTime.TimeFormat="HH:mm:ss"
'conversion or get hour/minute
Dim tick As Long=DateTime.DateParse(datestr)
Dim minute As Int=DateTime.GetMinute(DateTime.Now)
Dim hour As Int=DateTime.GetHour(ticks)
'But I also need to use DateUtils.SetDateAndTime2 with different time-zones.
Public Sub SetDateAndTime2(Years As Int, Months As Int, Days As Int, Hours As Int, Minutes As Int, Seconds As Int, timezone As Double) As Long
Dim df As String = DateTime.DateFormat
DateTime.DateFormat = "GGyyyyMMddHHmmssz"
...
Try
Dim ticks As Long = DateTime.DateParse(d)
Catch
....
End Try
DateTime.DateFormat = df
Return ticks
End SubI know that conversions are done within very short time(1ms).
But it's possible that two concurrent threads use different DateFormat/SetTimeZone for conversion at the "same" time. Is this reliable?
One more question:
Do I have to set DateTime.SetTimeZone/DateFormat/TimeFormat every time before conversion, or just once in the main thread?
Best regards,
bz
