public static final DateFragment newInstance(int theme, int year, int month,
            int day, Date minDate, Date maxDate)
    {
        DateFragment f = new DateFragment();

        Bundle b = new Bundle();
        b.putInt("theme", theme);
        b.putInt("year", year);
        b.putInt("month", month);
        b.putInt("day", day);
        b.putSerializable("minDate", minDate);
        b.putSerializable("maxDate", maxDate);
        f.setArguments(b);

        return f;
    }
public static final DateFragment newInstance ( int theme , int year , int month , int day , Date minDate , Date maxDate ) { DateFragment f = new DateFragment ( ) ; Bundle b = new Bundle ( ) ; b . putInt ( "theme" , theme ) ; b . putInt ( "year" , year ) ; b . putInt ( "month" , month ) ; b . putInt ( "day" , day ) ; b . putSerializable ( "minDate" , minDate ) ; b . putSerializable ( "maxDate" , maxDate ) ; f . setArguments ( b ) ; return f ; }
Return an instance of DateFragment with its bundle filled with the
constructor arguments. The values in the bundle are retrieved in
{@link #onCreateView()} below to properly initialize the DatePicker.

@param theme
@param year
@param month
@param day
@param minDate
@param maxDate
@return an instance of DateFragment