Convert string to mysql datetime in java

Hi,
Can somebody suggest me how to convert a date string in this format - Mon Aug 10 16:36:00 CDT 2009 to a MySql DateTime in Java?
This date is the result of Apache POI. Below is my code:
if(HSSFDateUtil.isCellDateFormatted(hssfCell)) {
cellData = HSSFDateUtil.getJavaDate(hssfCell.getNumericCellValue()).toString();
break;
I want to insert cellData into MySql DateTime field.
Thanks.

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Then I would create a java.sql.Timestamp object from that and insert it into a PreparedStatement which updates the appropriate column in your MySQL table. Note that using a PreparedStatement removes all the uncertainty of creating something in a "MySQL" format as it just tells the JDBC driver to deal with those details.

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