How we can change the hour system with java?

[Nanou]

How we can change the hour system with Java?

Thanks

Nanou

 

[proGex]

Not sure what are you talking about, try giving more details

 

[Roedy Green]

How we can change the hour system with Java?

You want to have 10 "hours" per day?

Or do you just want to display in hh:mm 12 vs 24 hour time?

See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/calendar.html

see http://mindprod.com/products1.html#BIGDATE

for my calendar computing code. You could use it as a base to create
your own calendar, naming the months after your friends.

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[Nanou]

In fact, i want that my program java can change the hour in the system.
If the hour is 8:00 i want that my program set for example 10:00.
It's possible ?

 

[Uwe Ziegenhagen]

In fact, i want that my program java can change the hour in the system.
If the hour is 8:00 i want that my program set for example 10:00.
It's possible ?

maybe by calling the respective Windows function via system().

Uwe

 

[Nanou]

Yes there is Runtime.getRuntime().exec() and the dos commande time.
But is there another way instead of call a cmd ?
Thankx

 

[Stefan Schulz]

Yes there is Runtime.getRuntime().exec() and the dos commande time.
But is there another way instead of call a cmd ?

No.

 

[Joan]

Yes there is Runtime.getRuntime().exec() and the dos commande time.
But is there another way instead of call a cmd ?
Thankx

If you have windows XP there is a feature that sets the clock once each
week from a precision time source via the Internet, so if you change the
time via java it might revert to something else via this mechanism.

 

[Thomas Weidenfeller]

No.

Yes, via JNI and appropriate operating-system calls. If we are talking
about Windows than maybe also via a Java-COM bridge and some existing MS
COM object.

/Thomas