Hi Lingaraj,
Here are a couple of things to do with Date classes. First your dates are
declared as java.sql.Date yourDate; You can get the value of the date like
this: someDate = java.sql.Date.valueOf(dateString); Different databases
store dates in different ways, check your doumentation on this. I usually
just store my dates as strings, for me they are easier to work with in my
servlets using the SimpleDateFormat class.
Hope this helps,
Tom Kochanowicz
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At 02:08 1/12/99 +0530, you wrote:
>Hi Team
>
> Could some one give me some information how
to
>store date and numeric fields in a database from a HTML page through a
>servlet. So far I know get.Parameter () method gets the stings..
>
>Any urget help would be highly appeciated..
>
>Thanks
>Lingaraj
>
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