Will: The only place I have found anything about date/time stuff is the
JavaDocs. Specifically the Calendar class. It is very confusing to someone
new to the class but I eventually got it to do what I wanted.
If you get any good references (sites or books) please let us know. Dates
are a real pain and any help I can get would be fabulous!
Thanks and good luck.
Cheers, Janet
-----Original Message-----
From: Willy LEGIMAN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 12:25 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Date/Time display/processing in JSP
Hi all,
I would like to make use of any available Java date/time classes to convert
date & time strings in JSP so that I can pass them for further processing,
i.e.
(1) "DD/MM/YYYY" to be converted to YYYYMMDD
(2) "HH:MM" to be converted to HHMM
(3) YYYYMMDD to be converted to "DD/MM/YYYY"
(4) HHMM to be converted to "HH:MM"
(5) Current Date to be converted to YYYYMMDD
(6) Current Time to be converted to HHMM
If you know of any good sites that explains date/time conversions using JSP,
please email to me. Thanks
Will
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