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To create a timestamp that will give you the current time:<br />
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new Timestamp(new Date().getTime())
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To create a timestamp that will give you the current time:

new Timestamp(new Date().getTime())

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Just FYI, &quot;System.out.println(future<wbr />TimeStamp)<wbr />;&quot; isn't necessary for converting the date, just some test code.<br />
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Derek
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Just FYI, "System.out.println(futureTimeStamp);" isn't necessary for converting the date, just some test code.

Derek

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I am calling two functions in an object that recieve a Timestamp. The first function I need to pass current time and the next one i need to pass a date 30 days in the future.<br />
For example :<br />
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obj.setStartDate(currentTi<wbr />meStamp)<br />
obj.setEndDate(futureTimeS<wbr />tamp)<br />
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how do i get the values in &quot;currentTimeStamp&quot; and &quot;futureTimeStamp&quot;
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I am calling two functions in an object that recieve a Timestamp. The first function I need to pass current time and the next one i need to pass a date 30 days in the future.
For example :

obj.setStartDate(currentTimeStamp)
obj.setEndDate(futureTimeStamp)

how do i get the values in "currentTimeStamp" and "futureTimeStamp"

Use java.sql.Timestamp

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