/** * Note that as of HAPI FHIR 3.1.0, this method no longer uses * the StAX XMLEvent type as the XML representation, and uses a * String instead. If you need to work with XML as StAX events, you * can use the {@link XmlUtil#parse(String)} and {@link XmlUtil#encode(List)} * methods to do so. */ @Override public BasePrimitive<String> setValue(String theValue) throws DataFormatException { return super.setValue(theValue); }
private void setFieldValue(int theField, int theValue, String theFractionalSeconds, int theMinimum, int theMaximum) { validateValueInRange(theValue, theMinimum, theMaximum); Calendar cal; if (getValue() == null) { cal = new GregorianCalendar(0, 0, 0); } else { cal = getValueAsCalendar(); } if (theField != -1) { cal.set(theField, theValue); } if (theFractionalSeconds != null) { myFractionalSeconds = theFractionalSeconds; } else if (theField == Calendar.MILLISECOND) { myFractionalSeconds = StringUtils.leftPad(Integer.toString(theValue), 3, '0'); } super.setValue(cal.getTime()); }
/** * Sets the value for this type using the given Java Date object as the time, and using the specified precision, as * well as the local timezone as determined by the local operating system. Both of * these properties may be modified in subsequent calls if neccesary. * * @param theValue * The date value * @param thePrecision * The precision * @throws DataFormatException */ public void setValue(Date theValue, TemporalPrecisionEnum thePrecision) throws DataFormatException { if (getTimeZone() == null) { setTimeZone(TimeZone.getDefault()); } myPrecision = thePrecision; myFractionalSeconds = ""; if (theValue != null) { long millis = theValue.getTime() % 1000; if (millis < 0) { // This is for times before 1970 (see bug #444) millis = 1000 + millis; } String fractionalSeconds = Integer.toString((int) millis); myFractionalSeconds = StringUtils.leftPad(fractionalSeconds, 3, '0'); } super.setValue(theValue); }
/** * Note that as of HAPI FHIR 3.1.0, this method no longer uses * the StAX XMLEvent type as the XML representation, and uses a * String instead. If you need to work with XML as StAX events, you * can use the {@link XmlUtil#parse(String)} and {@link XmlUtil#encode(List)} * methods to do so. */ @Override public BasePrimitive<String> setValue(String theValue) throws DataFormatException { return super.setValue(theValue); }
private void setFieldValue(int theField, int theValue, String theFractionalSeconds, int theMinimum, int theMaximum) { validateValueInRange(theValue, theMinimum, theMaximum); Calendar cal; if (getValue() == null) { cal = new GregorianCalendar(0, 0, 0); } else { cal = getValueAsCalendar(); } if (theField != -1) { cal.set(theField, theValue); } if (theFractionalSeconds != null) { myFractionalSeconds = theFractionalSeconds; } else if (theField == Calendar.MILLISECOND) { myFractionalSeconds = StringUtils.leftPad(Integer.toString(theValue), 3, '0'); } super.setValue(cal.getTime()); }
/** * Sets the value for this type using the given Java Date object as the time, and using the specified precision, as * well as the local timezone as determined by the local operating system. Both of * these properties may be modified in subsequent calls if neccesary. * * @param theValue * The date value * @param thePrecision * The precision * @throws DataFormatException */ public void setValue(Date theValue, TemporalPrecisionEnum thePrecision) throws DataFormatException { if (getTimeZone() == null) { setTimeZone(TimeZone.getDefault()); } myPrecision = thePrecision; myFractionalSeconds = ""; if (theValue != null) { long millis = theValue.getTime() % 1000; if (millis < 0) { // This is for times before 1970 (see bug #444) millis = 1000 + millis; } String fractionalSeconds = Integer.toString((int) millis); myFractionalSeconds = StringUtils.leftPad(fractionalSeconds, 3, '0'); } super.setValue(theValue); }