I've seen many useful responses on this, but using classes unavailable to me.
I have a correct Date object, and i've tryied different things, but when a review the result here I can see, it's not working.
I can only use Java7 (or kotlin equivalent)
Here is my current incorrect code:
@JvmStatic fun getEpochNumberFromDate(date: Date):String{
var calendar : Calendar = Calendar.getInstance()
calendar.isLenient = false
calendar.set(date.year, date.day,date.month,date.hours,date.minutes)
Log.d("zzz","calendar date : "+calendar.timeInMillis.toString())
Log.d("zzz","year: "+date.year+", month:"+date.month+", date.time.toString():"+date.time.toString())
return date.time.toString()
}
You're overcomplicating it. There is no need to use a Calendar at all. Date.getTime() returns milliseconds since epoch. You just need to divide by 1000. If you're seeing other differences from that website, it's probably because of timezone issues.