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Home   Overview   Open Issues   Design Doc   Java Doc   Download   People		tZaman is a native Java system for formatting and manipulating times and dates in multiple calendars and languages. The project began in January, 2003 with four team members: Bedirhan Urgun (who graudated and now works in a security firm in Istanbul), Jessica K. Miller, Professor Richard T. Snodgrass, and Assistant Professor Curtis Dyreson. Kyriacos Pavlou joined the project in Fall 2004. About tZaman   Overview   Design   Open issues   White paper (under construction)   People System Documentation   Javadoc   About temporal data types   UML diagrams (for selected packages)   Calendar algebraic extensions For Users and Calendar Developers   Download   Implemented Calendars   Examples of XML specifications for calendars, field value tables, and property tables   Schemas for the specifications of calendars, field value tables, and property tables   Calendar relaed XML Specifications
E-mail questions or comments to Curtis Dyreson