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SimpleDateFormat problem....

Tom Diamond
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Joined: May 10, 2001
Posts: 98
Hello,
I have created a SimpleDateFormat object in a JSP as follows :

But when I try to print it on the browser, instead of letters for the day and the month I get stange chars. I guess that the problem exists because the default language of my system is Greek so Java thinks that everything should be in Greek. Is there away to fix this?
Tom.
Nirvana_417
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Joined: Oct 15, 2001
Posts: 4
make use of the SimpleDateFormat() construct which uses the Locale object ..
eg
...
formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("MM'/'dd'/'yyyy 'at' hh:mm:ssa" ,Locale.US);
Date today = new Date();
dateTime = formatter.format(today);
..
Use the Locale that U want for your program .
 
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