Fuego.Lang : Time

A Time object represents a specific point in time, with millisecond precision.

Internally, the Time component stores the number of microseconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970 GMT. The Time component is implemented using the java.util.Calendar class.

The Process Business Language (PBL) provides a special literal syntax to represent Time objects in code. Time literals are ISO 8601 compliant strings enclosed by single-quotes (').

Refer to the Process Business Language (PBL) Reference for a complete description of the Time type.

Example: Time Literals

The following is a list of valid Time literals:

    '23:30'
    '23:30:23'
    '23:30:23.001023'
    '23:30:23.001023Z'
    '23:30:23.001023-05'
    '23:30:23.001023-3:30'
    '1995-02-03'
    '1995-02-03 23:30'
    '1995-02-03 23:30:23'
    '1995-02-03 23:30:23.001023'
    '1995-02-03 23:30:23.001023Z'
    '1995-02-03 23:30:23.001023-05'
    '1995-02-03 23:30:23.001023-3:30'
    '1995-02-03T23:30'
    '1995-02-03T23:30:23'
    '1995-02-03T23:30:23.001023'
    '1995-02-03T23:30:23.001023Z'
    '1995-02-03T23:30:23.001023-05'
    '1995-02-03T23:30:23.001023-3:30'
    '19950203T'
    '19950203T233023.001023-330'