How i convert string(dd/mm/yyyy) to java.util.Date object
<%
try{
String date="1/8/2000";
SimpleDateFormat ts= new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MMM-yyyy");
Date sqlToday = new java.sql.Date(ts.parse(date).getTime());
out.println("I am Here");
out.println("Date:"+sqlToday);
out.println("After Date:");
catch(ParseException e){
e.printStackTrace();
%>It is the code and i cann't get any result.
i am very new to JSTL and netbeans pls help me
Thanks in Advance
Write your format string to match the user input. ie yyyy-MM-dd (if that is what the user types in). MMM means month in short words - ie Jan, Feb, Mar etc
Once you parse it into a date, and get a java.sql.Date, you should use a prepared statement and the setDate() method.
Try
dd/MM
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