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Geoff Marshall wrote:

> As a new comer to JB can anybody help me convert a string to a date?
>
> I have tried
>
> Date myDate = Date(<string>);
>
>               --->  Error "Date(jaa.land.string) not found..."
> and also
>
> Date myDate = DateFormat.parse(string);
>
>               ---> Error "Variable DateFormat not found ..."
>
> I have included the following:
>    import java.io.*;
>    import java.util.*;
>    import java.lang.*;
>
> Also can anybody say what string formats are acceptable?  I would like
> to use d/mm/yyyy but could re-arrange these.
>
> Thanks in advance for any assistance,
>
> Geoff Marshall

if you use JDK 1.2
Date(String) is deprecated, you can  use
DateFormat.parse("07/10/96 4:5 PM, PDT") and you become a Date object

Don't forgotten to import java.text.DateFormat
Best regards
Arnold




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