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Carlos:

Deprecation means "support for this item may disappear in the
future".  Usually it's a method that gets deprecated, but in this case
an entire class got deprecated.  Sun wants you to use Calendar and
it's children instead of Date, but that class has it's own set of bugs
<g>.

-Rich

Carlos Javier Castro Pe�a wrote:
> 
> > getDay() and all the other "useful" methods in Date return int and not
> > Integer.  To make an int a String you do String.valueOf(int) instead
> > of the .toString() you are using.
> Thanks!
> 
> > The deprecation warning comes because the *entire* Date class has been
> > deprecated in 1.1
> What is 'deprecation' ? (or what means that a class has been
> deprecated?)

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