Just pulling stuff outta my code...
/* create a date format object that you like */
SimpleDateFormat tsFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("d MMM yyyy
HH:mm:ss");
/* get the time */
Calendar timeStamp = Calendar.getInstance();
/* convert that time to a string */
String ts = tsFormat.format(timeStamp.getTime());
That's it. Using this method you would end up with a string that looks
like this:
"1 Apr 2010 07:41:10"
Remember, most of this junk is just Java. There are gobs of
'cookbooks' out on the web for this sort of thing.
Ken H
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