[threeten-dev] 64bit tzdata?
yoshito_umaoka at us.ibm.com
yoshito_umaoka at us.ibm.com
Tue Dec 18 12:21:23 PST 2012
Xueming,
Thank you for checking this. Yes, the code you quoted obviously supports
64bit epoch seconds.
I'm still trying to understand the entire picture...
JSR-310 TzdbZoneRulesProvider is capable to handle rules described by date
falling out of 32bit epoch seconds.
Is the provider implementation also consumed by the traditional JDK
TimeZone/Calendar classes?
In other words, does java.util.TimeZone class no longer use the
proprietary tzdata only supporting 32bit seconds transitions on Java 8?
I'm worrying about the situation that JSR-310 APIs use the unrestricted
rule data while traditional JDK classes still use the proprietary 32bit
data. I hope this is not the case.
-Yoshito
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