How to get the milli sec from date String in java

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i want to get the mill sec of a given Date String

String dt = "01/16/2013 6:00 PM"

Posted 13-Jan-13 22:58pm

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Sandeep Mewara 14-Jan-13 5:39am

It's nothing. Current format does not have any millisecond. You need to be clear on what are you trying to achieve and get.

ravindar veerla 14-Jan-13 9:49am

I want to get the milliseconds of the given Date string like (Time zone.getmilliseconds())

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2013-01-13T23:05:00

The millisecond part of such a string is 0, of course. What do you want to obtain, exactly?

Posted 13-Jan-13 23:05pm

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ravindar veerla 14-Jan-13 9:49am

I want to get the milliseconds of the given Date string like (Time zone.getmilliseconds())