Convert Milliseconds to dateformat in JavaScript

does somebody know, how to convert a Number of Milliseconds (for example 1121622365429) to a date format yyyy mm dd hh mm ss - in JAVASCRIPT (not Java) ... (date-components in seperate Strings) ???
thx for answering

Does JAVASCRIPT actually have documentation? Not that I care, this is a forum about the use of XML in Java, where the OP's question is completely off-topic.

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