HI, All
Is there any standard class or function that for sure can parse this garbage ?
Million variants of formatting, from various programming languages, libs....
Does Java have some standard function to get the ticks from any ISO8601 string ?
Please, no need any parsing code - i have seen tons already.
p.s. trouble is with string like "2019-04-17T22:45:05.6271501+03:00" - that is ... 7 digits after dot... that is from some JavaScript lib...
And seems, if the latest zero exists - it's avoided. So - is it 8 digits can be ?!?
All this means that the string format is not fixed, and always special parsing is required ?!
Is there any standard class or function that for sure can parse this garbage ?
Million variants of formatting, from various programming languages, libs....
Does Java have some standard function to get the ticks from any ISO8601 string ?
Please, no need any parsing code - i have seen tons already.
p.s. trouble is with string like "2019-04-17T22:45:05.6271501+03:00" - that is ... 7 digits after dot... that is from some JavaScript lib...
And seems, if the latest zero exists - it's avoided. So - is it 8 digits can be ?!?
All this means that the string format is not fixed, and always special parsing is required ?!
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