Use SimpleDateFormat or DateFormat form java.text package to format dates.
--jerry
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Subject: Dates ?
Hi,
I've got this on one of my servlets:
Calendar calendar_aux = Calendar.getInstance();
out.println(calendar_aux.getTime().toString() + "<br>");
which returns
Mon Sep 13 12:54:21 GMT 1999
Is there an easy way to convert this to a mm/dd/yyyy format ?
Thanks and sorry for the newbie question.
Carlos.
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