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Some Java Long to Time Stamp Conversions
Recently I found myself in timezone hell, trying to convert back and forth from GMT to Local timezones, as well as the larger problem of trying to convert from a java long to ColdFusion's strange ODBC date format. I looked around the web for some little tools to help, but I couldn't find any conversion tools from long to a timestamp, so I could verify my conversions. So, I decided to write them. Here they are:Input a Long to Convert Into a Time:
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