How to format Joda-Time DateTime to only mm dd yyyy

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I have a string  11 15 2013 08 00 00   I want to format it to  11 15 2013   what is the correct DateTimeFormatter pattern   I ve tried many and googled and still unable to find the correct pattern   edit  I am looking for Joda-Time DateTimeFormatter  not Java s SimpleDateFormat

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Please try to this one public void Method Datetime time        time toString  quot yyyy-MM-dd T HH mm ss quot

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UPDATED    You can  create a constant    private static final DateTimeFormatter DATE FORMATTER YYYY MM DD             DateTimeFormat forPattern  yyyy-MM-dd       or whatever pattern that you need    This DateTimeFormat is importing from   be careful with that      import org joda time format DateTimeFormat     import org joda time format DateTimeFormatter    Parse the Date with   DateTime parse dateTimeScheduled toString    DATE FORMATTER YYYY MM DD     Before   DateTime parse  201711201515  DateTimeFormat forPattern  yyyyMMddHHmm    toString  yyyyMMdd     if want datetime    DateTime parse  201711201515   DateTimeFormat forPattern  yyyyMMddHHmm    withTimeAtStartOfDay

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Note that in JAVA SE 8 a new java time  JSR-310  package was introduced  This replaces Joda time  Joda users are advised to migrate  For the JAVA SE   8 way of formatting date and time  see below  Joda time Create a DateTimeFormatter using DateTimeFormat forPattern String  Using Joda time you would do it like this  String dateTime    quot 11 15 2013 08 00 00 quot      Format for input DateTimeFormatter dtf   DateTimeFormat forPattern  quot MM dd yyyy HH mm ss quot       Parsing the date DateTime jodatime   dtf parseDateTime dateTime      Format for output DateTimeFormatter dtfOut   DateTimeFormat forPattern  quot MM dd yyyy quot       Printing the date System out println dtfOut print jodatime      Standard Java   8 Java 8 introduced a new Date and Time library  making it easier to deal with dates and times  If you want to use standard Java version 8 or beyond  you would use a DateTimeFormatter  Since you don t have a time zone in your String  a java time LocalDateTime or a LocalDate  otherwise the time zoned varieties ZonedDateTime and ZonedDate could be used     Format for input DateTimeFormatter inputFormat   DateTimeFormatter ofPattern  quot MM dd yyyy HH mm ss quot       Parsing the date LocalDate date   LocalDate parse dateTime  inputFormat      Format for output DateTimeFormatter outputFormat   DateTimeFormatter ofPattern  quot MM dd yyyy quot       Printing the date System out println date format outputFormat      Standard Java  lt  8 Before Java 8  you would use the a SimpleDateFormat and java util Date String dateTime    quot 11 15 2013 08 00 00 quot      Format for input SimpleDateFormat dateParser   new SimpleDateFormat  quot MM dd yyyy HH mm ss quot       Parsing the date Date date7   dateParser parse dateTime      Format for output SimpleDateFormat dateFormatter   new SimpleDateFormat  quot MM dd yyyy quot       Printing the date System out println dateFormatter format date7

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This works  String x    22 06 2012   String y    25 10 2014    String datestart   x  String datestop   y     DateTimeFormatter format   DateTimeFormat forPattern  dd mm yyyy    SimpleDateFormat  format   new SimpleDateFormat  dd mm yyyy     Date d1   null  Date d2   null   try       d1    format parse datestart       d2   format parse datestop        DateTime dt1   new DateTime d1       DateTime dt2   new DateTime d2          Period     period   new Period  dt1 dt2          calculate days     int days   Days daysBetween dt1  dt2  getDays        catch  ParseException e           TODO Auto-generated catch block     e printStackTrace

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I think this will work  if you are using JodaTime   String strDateTime    11 15 2013 08 00 00   DateTime dateTime   DateTime parse strDateTime   DateTimeFormatter fmt   DateTimeFormat forPattern  MM dd YYYY    String strDateOnly   fmt print dateTime     I got part of this from here

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DateTime date   DateTime now   withTimeAtStartOfDay    date toString  HH mm ss

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I have a very dumb but working option   if you have the String fullDate    11 15 2013 08 00 00       String finalDate   fullDate split      0     That should work easy and fast

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Another way of doing that is   String date   dateAndTime substring 0  dateAndTime indexOf          I m not exactly certain  but I think this might be faster use less memory than using the  split   method

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I am adding this here even though the other answers are completely acceptable  JodaTime has parsers pre built in DateTimeFormat   dateTime toString DateTimeFormat longDate       This is most of the options printed out with their format   shortDate          11 3 16 shortDateTime      11 3 16 4 25 AM mediumDate         Nov 3  2016 mediumDateTime     Nov 3  2016 4 25 35 AM longDate           November 3  2016 longDateTime       November 3  2016 4 25 35 AM MDT fullDate           Thursday  November 3  2016 fullDateTime       Thursday  November 3  2016 4 25 35 AM Mountain Daylight Time

[java] How to format Joda-Time DateTime to only mm/dd/yyyy?

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