TimeSpan Convenience



helo,

What is best-practise to achieve functionality similar to .Net's System.TimeSpan struct in Java?

For now, I've created my own TimeSpan class (http://blog.orange-cactus.org/?p=24) but I wonder what Java-pro's use everyday?

josef
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