Hi Cezar,
Yep, SimpleDateFormat creates over 300 objects when asked for a default
timezone.
Joe Sam
> Try to instantiate a DateFormat
> and re-use it to print more than one Date.
>
> (DateFormat.format(Date) call)
> Otherwise Date.toString(), each time it is called,
> creates locally a TimeZone and DateFormat instance
> then tell it to format(this). This is expensive.
>------------------
>
>Bye,
>Cezar.
>
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