Anybody know of a method to convert a timestamp to a Nanosec equivalent?

Does anybody know of a method to convert a timestamp object to a nanosecond equivalent since 1970?
Thanks

By a timestamp object you mean an instance of the class java.sql.Timestamp, right? Then the following will give you the nanoseconds:
long nanos = stamp.getTime()*1000000 + stamp.getNanos();

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go to imtoo.com, and download the imTOO MPEG to iPod Converter
or try videora, at videora.com

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Hi,
"But it didn't work it's just turning them to black gray scale colors not what i was thinking about."
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Hello. there.
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I am wondering if Java API offer the any native method for converting uppercased string value to lowercase which obey the Hungarian notation.
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ejp wrote:
Hungarian notation is a representation of logical/arithmetic expressions in postfix form. Not what you're talking about.
So your title is very confusing to the people here who know what it means, which is probably all of them, because people read threads based on their title.From now on, I will pay more attention when I post an question.
If the titile as " +Is there any native method for converting String value to camelcase?"+ would be easier to what i'm pointing at.
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