Answer Posted / nitesh

Right now two ways come to my mind.

First:
Create a TreeSet, add all the dates to it. They get
sorted by default since java.util.Date implements
comparable. Here is an example -->
Set<Date> sortedDates = new TreeSet<Date>();
sortedDates.add(new Date());
Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
cal.set(2009, 2, 12);
sortedDates.add(cal.getTime());

Second:
We can use the compare method inside Date class
directly and write our own sorting implementation.

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