You write a method to parse your string and do the conversion. Even better, is
to write a date convert class to do any types of date conversions you need
(i.e. dd/mm/yyyy to timestamp object, dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss to timestamp, etc.)
--- Dheeraj Trikha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any body having idea about how to format the date as dd/mm/yyyy during entry
> in JSP based data entry forms. By default JAVA is expecting date format as
> yyyy-mm-dd. I am usinf Oracle JDeveloper for generating JSPs.
>
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