In fact, wherever a magnetic stripe ID or transaction card is used, one can find a related use for the versatile, user-friendly MSR605 reader/writer. It is ideal for access control, time keeping, banking, ID recognition & credit verification and
Groovy Dates Documentation: extension of 605 is Good Quality and 100% Compatible with MSR206/MSR606. In addition each symbol in the following table explains what it can be used for and youc an then use them to design your own custom format patterns for dates and times.Ĭollection of Resource links on Java and Groovy date functions: Date.parse(String inputFormat, String inputDate).format(String outputFormat)Īvailable formats for Dates: Custom Da and Time Formats format() to function and pass it a string paramater. If you wish to change from the default date formatting you can append a. So the string date of ' 00:00:00' will now appear as 'Tue Dec 11 00:00:'. This code given these two parameters will return a object and will have the Default formatting of 'E MMM dd HH:mm:ss z yyyy'. Note: This format does not change how your string date is output, it simply gives parse the correct context (format) of what you are attempting to parse with it. Pass the parse function the format of your input and your date as a string. Date.parse(String format, String dateInput) Parsing a string date is simple and works like this. Date.parse() is a static method and can be directly called from anywhere without instantiating a date object. So lets take a look at exactly how this is working (This is more an exercise in me remembering). This particular Date.parse(String format, String input) acts as a wrapper for SimpleDateFormat.
This works because almost everything that works in java will work in groovy since groovy is extension of java. This makes use of the package and is one of many extensions in groovy to java.
How to actually change the format of a string date in Groovy:Īfter many failed attempts to correctly change the format of a string date in groovy I finally figured out how to do this properly.
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