Java date format

Hi,
i'm looking for example how to create in jtextfield a date format. It should looks like this
| dd -mm -yyyy |
I want that when user write the date in jtextfield he hasn't got posibility to delete mark -. Could someone give me a link to a example or an article that could be helpful for me.
Thanks.

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