Conversion of timestamp to another format

How to convert a timestamp into another format which results as a timestamp object only.
I mean i have a timestamp in one format. I should convert this timestamp in another format and print. The object I should print is a timestamp and not a string . Any one have solution for this

Now I have the timestamp object t. I want to the
timestamp object t into dd-mm-yyyy format and print
the output in required format which should be a
timestamp object again.
like 24-07-2004 09:45:52 which should be a timestamp
object and not string.timestamp object does not have a format by itself. it only recognizes strings in yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss format by default. if you need to display in any other format you will have to use simpledateformat class. you cannot change the format of the timestamp. you can only have a different format purely for display

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