Java Implementation Countdown source sharing

Import Java.util.Calendar;

Import Java.util.Date;

Import Java.util.Timer;

Import Java.util.TimerTask;

Import Javax.swing.JFrame;

Import Javax.swing.JLabel;

/**

*

* @author Wesley

* @date January 28, 2015

*

*/

public class Countdown {

Private Long longtime;

Private Long currenttime;

Private Long disttime;

Private Long day, hour, minutes, seconds;

Public Countdown () {

Cdown ();

}

public void Cdown () {

Timer timer = new timer ();

JFrame JF = new JFrame ();

final JLabel jl = new JLabel ();

Jf.add (JL);

jf.setvisible (true);

jf.setsize (350, 100);

jf.settitle ("Countdown Software");

jf.setdefaultcloseoperation (jframe.exit_on_close);

Timer.schedule (New TimerTask () {

@Override

public void run () {

Calendar cal = Calendar.getinstance ();

//set a scheduled time

cal.set (2015, 0, 28, 17, 30, 0);//0 representative January, 11 for December

//Returns the number of milliseconds of the calendar element to a specified time.

longtime = Cal.gettimeinmillis ();

//Returns the number of milliseconds represented by this Date object since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT.

currenttime = new Date (). GetTime ();

//distance of time

disttime = longtime-currenttime;

//Get Days

day = ((disttime/1000)/(3600 * 24));

//Get the number of hours

hour = ((disttime/1000)-day * 86400)/3600;

//Get the number of minutes

minutes = ((disttime/1000)-day * 86400-hour * 3600)/60;

//Get the number of seconds

seconds = (disttime/1000)-day * 86400-hour * 3600

-minutes * 60;

jl.settext ("Countdown" + Day + "days" + Hour + "hours:" + minutes

+ "minutes:" + seconds + "seconds");

  }

}, 0, 1000);

}

public static void Main (string[] args) {

New Countdown ();

}

}

Java Implementation Countdown source sharing