Now pass that object to the setDate method on a PreparedStatement object for transmission to a database. Until then, use the new methods added to the old java.sql types to convert.
JAVA CONVERT STRING TO DATE OBJECT DRIVERS
Hopefully some day JDBC drivers will be updated to directly use the java.time types. LocalDate localDate = LocalDate.parse( input, formatter ) String input = ""ĭateTimeFormatter formatter = DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern( "dd/MM/yyyy" ) In the java.time classes we now have the LocalDate class for date-only values.
For Android, use the adaptation of that back-port, ThreeTenABP.
In Java 6 & 7, use its back-port, the ThreeTen-Backport project. In Java 8 and later, use java.time framework now built-in. Third problem is that you are using old outdated classes. They have their own internal representation, a count from epoch. Neither of these classes have a “format”. You should specify the fully-qualified class name in such discussions as this Question. Not to be confused with which is a date and time-of-day value. Second problem is that for database access you should be using the class for a date-only value without time-of-day and without time zone. I need this date format as I need to store this date in a database.įirst problem is that your defined parsing pattern does not match your input string. Kindly let me know where I'm going wrong. The main intention of getting it in date format is I need this for an Update query so it has to be Date and not String. I'm just printing the completionDate just to make sure the date format is getting getting converted. The output I'm expecting is that, the completionDate should be Date format not String. Second try: String completionDate1 = request.getParameter("completion_date") ĭate completionDate = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy/MM/dd").parse(completionDate1) (completionDate1) // O/P -> (Correct)ĭateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy/MM/dd")
I am facing an issue when I convert my string to date format.įirst try: String completionDate1 = request.getParameter("completion_date")
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