Does the below helps?
import groovy.time.TimeCategory
def pattern = 'yyyy-MM-dd'
def dateString = '2015-09-29 17:31:54.5454000 -04:00'
def b = new Date().parse(pattern,dateString)
def c = 16
use (TimeCategory){
def a= b+ c.days
println a.format(pattern)
}Check this out and see
import groovy.time.TimeCategory
def b = new Date()
def c = 16
use (TimeCategory){
def a= b+ c.days
println a.format('yyyy-MM-dd')
}
Output will be
2015-11-12
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. The code which you have provided works absolutely fine if the date is a new Date().
But I am pulling a date from database through query and storing it in a variable. Like this, date = it[0]
log.info date would print '2015-09-29 17:31:54.5454000 -04:00'
def sum = 16
def a = date + sum.days
I don't get what I intend. I feel the date variable should be declared in a different way?
Does the below helps?
import groovy.time.TimeCategory
def pattern = 'yyyy-MM-dd'
def dateString = '2015-09-29 17:31:54.5454000 -04:00'
def b = new Date().parse(pattern,dateString)
def c = 16
use (TimeCategory){
def a= b+ c.days
println a.format(pattern)
}Hi,
Solved the problem. Thank you so much!
