u have to use dateformatter. kindly check that out in the jdk help.
Also u can force the user to fill the date in the format u want by
seperating yyyy mm and dd as seperate text boxes and putting them the way u
want.
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Subject: How To Validate Date Format Using Java
I need to validate this date format using format dd/mm/yyyy. If user input
other date format eg mm/dd/yyyy or yyyy-mm-dd, it's will automatically
convert to dd/mm/yyyy. How to do it?
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