One of the unique challenges involved in building large-scale distributed systems comes when groups of users are located in different time zones, or even separate countries. To cope with such localization problems effectively, a Java developer needs more than a passing knowledge of Java`s date utility classes. In "Master these advanced Java date concepts,” Katherine Wright introduces the tools you`ll need to support internationalization and localization in your applications and provides copious code samples. (If you’re rusty on dates in Java, then you should check out another Wright article, ”Calculate, customize, and parse dates with Java Date and Calendar classes,” before diving into the more advanced techniques.)
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