I have a comparison that checks if the current time is after the configured time.
LocalTime horaConfig = new LocalTime(6, 00, 00);
LocalTime horaAtual = new LocalTime(20, 00, 00);
horaAtual.isAfter(horaConfig);
My problem is that since the current time is 8pm at night, Joda Time understands that 6am is already after 8pm. and ends up stopping my process. It's working if I put a time until 11:00 PM.
Is there any method to solve this compare problem with jodaTime?
LocalTime only saves the time information, does not save information of the day , therefore, 20h will always be greater than 6h.
Use DateTime instead, and enter the full date, with day , month, year, and time. Example:
import org.joda.time.DateTime;
public class MeuJoda {
public static void main(String[] args) {
DateTime dataConfig = DateTime.parse("2014-09-12T06:00:00Z");
DateTime dataAtual = DateTime.parse("2014-09-11T20:00:00Z");
System.out.println(dataAtual.isAfter(dataConfig));
}
}
false , because in dataAtual I put 20h yesterday, and in dataConfig I put 6h today.