How to use

getDateFromDateTimeString

method

in

ucar.nc2.iosp.dmsp.DMSPHeader$DateFormatHandler

/**
 * Parse the processing/history information from the header.
 *
 * @throws IOException if any problems reading the file (or validating the file).
 */
private void handleProcessingInformation()
    throws IOException
{
 suborbitHistoryAtt = new Attribute( this.suborbitHistoryAttName,
                   (String) headerInfo.get( HeaderInfoTitle.SUBORBIT_HISTORY.toString() ) );
 processingSystemAtt = new Attribute( this.processingSystemAttName,
                    (String) headerInfo.get( HeaderInfoTitle.PROCESSING_SYSTEM.toString() ) );
 String processingDateString = (String) headerInfo.get( HeaderInfoTitle.PROCESSING_DATE.toString() );
 try
 {
  processingDate = DateFormatHandler.ALT_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString( processingDateString );
 }
 catch ( ParseException e )
 {
  throw new IOException( "Invalid DMSP file: processing date string <" + processingDateString + "> not parseable: " + e.getMessage() );
 }
 processingDateAtt = new Attribute(
     this.processingDateAttName,
     DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateTimeStringFromDate( processingDate ) );
}

/**
 * Parse the processing/history information from the header.
 *
 * @throws IOException if any problems reading the file (or validating the file).
 */
private void handleProcessingInformation()
    throws IOException
{
 suborbitHistoryAtt = new Attribute(this.suborbitHistoryAttName,
     headerInfo.get(HeaderInfoTitle.SUBORBIT_HISTORY.toString()));
 processingSystemAtt = new Attribute(this.processingSystemAttName,
     headerInfo.get(HeaderInfoTitle.PROCESSING_SYSTEM.toString()));
 String processingDateString = headerInfo.get(HeaderInfoTitle.PROCESSING_DATE.toString());
 try
 {
  processingDate = DateFormatHandler.ALT_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString( processingDateString );
 }
 catch ( ParseException e )
 {
  throw new IOException( "Invalid DMSP file: processing date string <" + processingDateString + "> not parseable: " + e.getMessage() );
 }
 processingDateAtt = new Attribute(
     this.processingDateAttName,
     DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateTimeStringFromDate( processingDate ) );
}

/**
 * Parse the processing/history information from the header.
 *
 * @throws IOException if any problems reading the file (or validating the file).
 */
private void handleProcessingInformation()
    throws IOException
{
 suborbitHistoryAtt = new Attribute( this.suborbitHistoryAttName,
                   (String) headerInfo.get( HeaderInfoTitle.SUBORBIT_HISTORY.toString() ) );
 processingSystemAtt = new Attribute( this.processingSystemAttName,
                    (String) headerInfo.get( HeaderInfoTitle.PROCESSING_SYSTEM.toString() ) );
 String processingDateString = (String) headerInfo.get( HeaderInfoTitle.PROCESSING_DATE.toString() );
 try
 {
  processingDate = DateFormatHandler.ALT_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString( processingDateString );
 }
 catch ( ParseException e )
 {
  throw new IOException( "Invalid DMSP file: processing date string <" + processingDateString + "> not parseable: " + e.getMessage() );
 }
 processingDateAtt = new Attribute(
     this.processingDateAttName,
     DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateTimeStringFromDate( processingDate ) );
}

             + "T" + time.substring( 0, time.indexOf( '.')+4) + "Z";
try {
 this.startDate = DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString( startDateTimeUTC);
            + "T" + time.substring( 0, time.indexOf( '.')+4) + "Z";
try {
 this.endDate = DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString( endDateTimeUTC);

             + "T" + time.substring( 0, time.indexOf( '.')+4) + "Z";
try {
 this.startDate = DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString( startDateTimeUTC);
            + "T" + time.substring( 0, time.indexOf( '.')+4) + "Z";
try {
 this.endDate = DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString( endDateTimeUTC);

             + "T" + time.substring( 0, time.indexOf( '.')+4) + "Z";
try {
 this.startDate = DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString( startDateTimeUTC);
            + "T" + time.substring( 0, time.indexOf( '.')+4) + "Z";
try {
 this.endDate = DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString( endDateTimeUTC);

this.startDateString = this.header.getStartDateAtt().getStringValue();
try {
 this.startDate = DMSPHeader.DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString(this.startDateString);
} catch (ParseException e) {
 throw new IOException("Invalid DMSP file: \"startDate\" attribute value <" + this.startDateString +

this.startDateString = this.header.getStartDateAtt().getStringValue();
try {
 this.startDate = DMSPHeader.DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString(this.startDateString);
} catch (ParseException e) {
 throw new IOException("Invalid DMSP file: \"startDate\" attribute value <" + this.startDateString +

this.startDateString = this.header.getStartDateAtt().getStringValue();
try {
 this.startDate = DMSPHeader.DateFormatHandler.ISO_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString(this.startDateString);
} catch (ParseException e) {
 throw new IOException("Invalid DMSP file: \"startDate\" attribute value <" + this.startDateString +

 testDate = DMSPHeader.DateFormatHandler.ALT_DATE_TIME.getDateFromDateTimeString(targetDate1AltDateTimeString);
} catch (ParseException e) {
 assertTrue("Unexpected ParseException while parsing date/time string <" + targetDate1AltDateTimeString + ">: " + e.getMessage(),