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12 | | 5 | -08:00 | Time Zone - ISO8601 time zone format. For more information about timezone formats,…
30 However, JDK supports ISO8601 style format using letter 'X'. JDK also introduced letter 'I' for dir…
36 The pattern letter 'X' was added in JDK 7 for supporting ISO8601 style time zone format. In JDK 7, …
41 In the current LDML specification, ISO8601 style format is specified by pattern "ZZZZZ" (5 'Z's), b…
48 *Note: ISO8601 specification does not support seconds field in local time offset.*
54 …uch format is highly discouraged when a zone has non-zero minutes field. ISO8601 specification als…
55 …-00:00. Use of negative sign for offset equivalent to UTC (-00/-0000/-00:00) is illegal in ISO8601.
57 …tion. JSR-310 seems to extend pattern letter Z to support format without ISO8601 UTC indicator "Z".
59 In ISO8601 specification, "Z" is specifically defined for UTC of day. "+00"/"+0000"/"+00:00" is a v…
67 …able length ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - basic format' including hours field a…
68 …ixed length ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - basic format' including hours field a…
69 …xed length ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - extended format' including hours field…
70 …ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - basic format' including hours/minutes field and o…
71 …ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - extended format' including hours/minutes field an…
76 | **x** | 1 | -08<br /> -0830 | Variable length ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - ba…
77 |  | 2 | -0800 | Fixed length ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - basic format' includ…
78 |  | 3 | -08:00 | Fixed length ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - extended format' in…
79 …ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - basic format' including hours/minutes field and o…
80 …ISO8601 'difference between local time and UTC - extended format' including hours/minutes field an…
88 - X, XX, and XXX always produce valid ISO8601 formats, but may lose the information of the second f…
89 - XXXX and XXXXX produce valid ISO8601 format for practical use cases, but the outputs may include …
96 *Note: JDK 7 uses +00 and -00. -00 is illegal in ISO8601 specification.*