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[MehranKH]

JalaliCalendar.YearMonthDate yearMonthDate = JalaliCalendar.gregorianToJalali(new JalaliCalendar.YearMonthDate(2014,3,20));
System.out.println(yearMonthDate.toString());
//1393/0/31

[ghost]

The month is 0-based. So if you want to convert 2014/3/20 to jalali you must say YearMonthDate(2014,3-1,20) and in return you shoud have 1392/11/29 which means 1392/12/29(29 Esfand 1392).
Enjoy coding.

[ghost]

Use this link to convert dates. Tabdil,and pay attention that returned value also uses 0-based month. (2013,5-1,20)-->(1392,2-1,30)

[afattahi54]

I changed the YearMonthDate.toString code to:

public String toString() {
return getYear() + "/" + (getMonth()+1) + "/" + getDate();
}

[tahakhozooie]

I edited this code in class ( JalaliCalender >> toString(); ) and this worked and shown 2017-03-04>>>1396/12/14.

code:

public String toString() {
if (getMonth() == 0){
return getYear() + "/" + "12" + "/" + getDay();
} else {
return getYear() + "/" + getMonth() + "/" + getDay();
}
}

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