R: How to inc a date using java.util.calender or java.util.date

Hi
Normaly I use this method

Calendar calFine = Calendar.getInstance();
calFine.setTime(Date1);
Calendar calInizio = Calendar.getInstance();
calInizio.setTime(Date2);
long diffDate = ((calFine.getTimeInMillis() - calInizio.getTimeInMillis())
/86400000);

A day is 86400000 ms
diffDate contain the difference in day between Date1 and Date2

Regards

Rinaldo

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Inviato: venerdì 30 luglio 2004 10.07
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Oggetto: How to inc a date using java.util.calender or java.util.date

hai,

i have a problem like this.


i get startdate and enddate, and i must to minus that date to get n day.
After date i must add a startdate by 1 to show a date between startdate
and enddate.

this my partial code

int test = calendarTo.get(calendarTo.DAY_OF_YEAR) -
calendarFrom.get(calendarFrom.DAY_OF_YEAR);
int i = 0;
while(i<test){
 //i do not know how to implement a code to show a date between startdate
and enddate
}


TIA,
andy

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