Compare timestamp with actual time (Java)
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All you should need is
return expiration_time.before(new Date());
since Timestamp
is a subclass of Date
If it doesn't work, then there's something wrong with the value of expiration_time
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Andrea almost 2 years
I've got a time in
Timestamp
format, it's the expiration time of a product, and I must check if this product is expired. How can I do?I tried in this way, but actually the function always returns TRUE (I can't figure out why)
public boolean isAuctionExpired() { // expiration_time is setted before, is the expiration date of a product! Timestamp actualTimeStampDate = null; try { Date actual = new Date(); actualTimeStampDate = new Timestamp(actual.getTime()); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println("Exception :" + e); } boolean expired = (expiration_time.getTime() < actualTimeStampDate.getTime()); // Everything seems ok, except the boolean System.out.println("product exp: "+expiration_time+", actual: "+actualTimeStampDate+" expired? "+expired); return expired; }
I think I'm doing a silly mistake, but i can't see it!