Examples of org.apache.wicket.util.time.Time.toDate()

org.apache.wicket.util.time.Time.toDate()
Retrieves a Date object for this Time object. A new Date object is always returned rather than attempting to cache a date since Date is mutable. @return this immutable Time object as a mutable java.util.Dateobject


      // add Last-Modified header (to support HEAD requests and If-Modified-Since)
      final Time lastModified = resourceStream.lastModifiedTime();


      if (lastModified != null)
        resourceResponse.setLastModified(lastModified.toDate());


      try
      {
        // read resource data
        final byte[] bytes;

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      // add Last-Modified header (to support HEAD requests and If-Modified-Since)
      final Time lastModified = resourceStream.lastModifiedTime();


      if(lastModified != null)
        resourceResponse.setLastModified(lastModified.toDate());


      try
      {
        // read resource data
        final byte[] bytes;

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      // add Last-Modified header (to support HEAD requests and If-Modified-Since)
      final Time lastModified = resourceStream.lastModifiedTime();


      if (lastModified != null)
        resourceResponse.setLastModified(lastModified.toDate());


      try
      {
        // read resource data
        final byte[] bytes;

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      // add Last-Modified header (to support HEAD requests and If-Modified-Since)
      final Time lastModified = resourceStream.lastModifiedTime();


      if (lastModified != null)
        resourceResponse.setLastModified(lastModified.toDate());


      try
      {
        // read resource data
        final byte[] bytes;

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