Problem is you are comparing two strings, not two dates. Strings should be
used to display the dates, not for date "arithmetic".
Convert id to a Date or Calendar (depending on the type of cx), and then
use the before/after/equals methods of those classes to do the comparison.
At 06:14 PM 12/3/01 +0000, Peter Palombi wrote:
>hi all,
>
>i have a troble with a compare two date.
>i have made this code
>
>cx.setTime(sdf1.parse(datains));
>String DataV = sdf2.format(cx.getTime());
>// to display the same format DataV and id
>if (DataV.compareTo(id) > 0){
>}
>
>but itn\'t work correctly with this code i compare the
>first two caratcters
>for example
>DataV = 01/12/2001
>id = 30/11/2001
>
>the compare say that id > DataV but itsn\'t right!
>
>I don\'t know where is the error
>
>thanks for the help
>Peter
>
>
>
>
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