How to Compare two Dates in java

How to Compare two Date Field after getting the values from jTextField1.getText() and jTextField2.getText().

Date d1=DateFormat.getDateInstance().parse(yourstring1);
same for d2
d1.compareTo(d2);
could be that i misrememberd the exact naems of some functions or mixed up something in the equence of d1=

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