getTime()

Method getTime()

Return type: long

Examples of how the element is used (one line per example):
[add your own example]

1	writeLong(o.getTime());
2	this(new Date(p_timeStamp.getTime()));
3	return new java.sql.Date(convertToTimestamp(value).getTime());
4	return new java.sql.Time(convertToTimestamp(value).getTime());
5	return new java.sql.Date(this.timestamp.getTime());
6	return sdfts.format(new java.util.Date(x.getTime()
7	return getDay(dayTime.getTime());
8	return result == null ? null : new Date(result.getTime());
9	return this.timestamp.getTime() > when.getTime();
10	assertTrue(vo.timestamp.getTime() < System.currentTimeMillis());
11	return new Date(Timestamp.valueOf(aString).getTime());
12	super(Timestamp.valueOf(getJDBCEscapeFormat(year, month, day, hour, minute, second)).getTime());
13	return new Date(sqlTimestamp.getTime());
14	this.lastModified = modified.getTime();
15	value = new java.util.Date(timestamp.getTime());
16	long lastUpdated = rsListMessages.getTimestamp(3).getTime();
17	return new java.sql.Time(toTimestamp(s, resultSet, pgDataType).getTime());
18	return (now - dateAdded.getTime()) <= ONE_WEEK_MILLIS;
19	result = ((java.sql.Timestamp)value).getTime() + "";
20	reEnableTime = new Timestamp(disabledDateTime.getTime() + loginDisableMinutes * 60000);

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