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How to dispaly the date and time with difference of time from GMT

 
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Hi,

i need to diaplay the date and time in yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM +01.00 format. Please guide me. I tried in google, but no hopes

thanks in advance

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Obviously, your Google searches didn't come up with the SimpleDateFormat class.

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you saved my day

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