ISO TIME DATE classes

Hi,

The ISO8601 classes are not yet implemented in the Java-kernel.

Is there a reason for it, or is there a plan to for doing so in the future?

Thanks
Bert

Bert,

Which class are you talking about? The whole datetime package is located
at org.openehr.rm.datatypes.quantity.datetime and it implements all the
datetime classes from the specs which use ISO 8601 semantics.

Cheers,
Rong

Bert Verhees wrote:

Rong Chen schreef:

Bert,

Which class are you talking about? The whole datetime package is located
at org.openehr.rm.datatypes.quantity.datetime and it implements all the
datetime classes from the specs which use ISO 8601 semantics.

Sorry, I didn't notice
I was lookig for classes with names like in the PDF, I didn't comt eto
the idea that classes with other names wuld contain the semantics from
the doc.

Bert

Bert Verhees schreef:

Rong Chen schreef:

Bert,

Which class are you talking about? The whole datetime package is located
at org.openehr.rm.datatypes.quantity.datetime and it implements all the
datetime classes from the specs which use ISO 8601 semantics.

Sorry, I didn't notice
I was lookig for classes with names like in the PDF, I didn't comt eto
the idea that classes with other names wuld contain the semantics from
the doc.

Bert

Excuse me for my bad English, it was a foreign keyboard :wink:

Bert Verhees wrote:

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Rong Chen schreef:
  

Bert,

Which class are you talking about? The whole datetime package is located
at org.openehr.rm.datatypes.quantity.datetime and it implements all the
datetime classes from the specs which use ISO 8601 semantics.
    
Sorry, I didn't notice
I was lookig for classes with names like in the PDF, I didn't comt eto
the idea that classes with other names wuld contain the semantics from
the doc.

Bert
  

These ISO8601 classes in the class diagram on p53 of the data types
specs are assumed types.

Rong

Rong Chen schreef:

Bert Verhees wrote:
  

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Rong Chen schreef:
  

Bert,

Which class are you talking about? The whole datetime package is located
at org.openehr.rm.datatypes.quantity.datetime and it implements all the
datetime classes from the specs which use ISO 8601 semantics.
    

Sorry, I didn't notice
I was lookig for classes with names like in the PDF, I didn't comt eto
the idea that classes with other names wuld contain the semantics from
the doc.

Bert
  

These ISO8601 classes in the class diagram on p53 of the data types
specs are assumed types.
  

Thanks, again, I hadn't read it too well, now I did better :wink:

Bert