How to convert String (dd-MMM-yyyy) to oracle.jbo.domain.Date

Hi
Could you please tell how do I convert String of date in format dd-MM-yyyy to ADF date? Please show me some sample.
Thanks

http://javaalmanac.com/egs/java.text/FormatDateDef.html
Once you have a java.util.Date you can convert it to oracle.jbo.domain.Date. (see http://www.fifkredit.com/bc4jdoc/rt/oracle/jbo/domain/Date.html)

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How can i Convet String to oracle.jbo.domain.Date ?
Pls help its urgent?
Thanks
Amit

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Try this hope this helps.
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        oracle.jbo.domain.Date current_date1 = null;
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