Question about Calendar

Hello. I am trying to send a Calendar object as a parameter

For example i am trying to send

10th of Januarry 2010 11:47

and it sends 2011-01-10T09:47:49.000Z(This date was converted from java.sql.Date object to Calendar object)

When i try to send 10th of Januarry 2010(no hour or second, was converted from java.util.Date to Calendar object)

it sends 2011-01-09T22:00:00.000Z

Does not 2011-01-09T22:00:00.000Z mean 10th of Januarry 2010?

Thank you. BTW I'm in Turkey.

How are you performing the conversion?

The "Z" at the end of those strings mean that they indicate a date and time in the UTC timezone. You are 2 hours ahead of the UTC timezone. When it's 9:47 in UTC, then it's 11:47 in your local timezone.

And 09-01-2011, 22:00 UTC is 10-01-2011, 00:00 in your local timezone.

If you still have a problem, then can you explain with some source code what exactly you are doing, why it doesn't do what you want, and what exactly you want to achieve?

That exactly is what the answer to my question is.

Thank you very much. I was looking for what T and Z means.

The "T" is just a separator character to separate the date from the time.

Note that this is the standard ISO 8601 format for dates and times, which is used as a standard format in for example XML files.