An old Stack Overflow posting suggests that the way to get the UTC timestamp in Java is the following: Unfortunately this does not work for me. I have a very simple program (reproduced below) which demonstrates different behavior. On Windows: the time is the local time and it is labeled with the offset with GMT On Linux: the time is
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Convert UTC into Local Time on Android
In my project, I have get the API response in json format. I get a string value of time in UTC time format like this Jul 16, 2013 12:08:59 AM. I need to change this into Local time. That is where ever we use this the app needs to show the local time. How to I do this? Here is
How to convert year month day to proper UTC milliseconds from the epoch?
I am trying to convert a date into milliseconds with the following code: I get left=-2206310400000, but when I check here, I should get -2208988800000. What am I doing wrong? Answer You’re using 1 for the month number, which means February. You mean From the docs: month – the value used to set the MONTH calendar field. Month value is