How to convert java timestamp to php timestamp?

PHP timestamps are seconds, not milliseconds.

echo gmdate("d M Y H:i:s",1335997853);

That outputs 02 May 2012 22:30:53.

it is not a java timestamp, it is milliseconds since epoch (1970-01-01 00:00:00 GMT)

Which php supports too except in seconds so the following should work in php:

date('choose your format', javaMilliseconds / 1000);

Date/Time: April / 08 / 2014 12:17:42pm UTC

Java timestamp: 1396959462222

PHP timestamp: 1396959462

Dividing by 1000 doesn't give exactly the right answer because it will give a double or float value, i.e. 1396959462.222 which is not what we want. We need an integer here like 1396959462. So correct way to convert Java timestamp to PHP timestamp would be by using intval():

$php_timestamp = intval($java_timestamp/1000);

In a real example, in one of my Android apps where I send Java timestamp to a PHP server, I do it as mentioned above. Also, for good security practice, I add a preg_replace() to make sure if someone added hack code in this field, it is removed:

$php_timestamp = intval(preg_replace('/[^0-9]/', '', $java_timestamp)/1000);

The timestamp you have is in milliseconds when it should be in seconds

$java_time = 1335997853142;
$php_time = $java_time / 1000;
$today = date("d M Y G:i:s", $php_time);

Output

02 May 2012 22:30:53

Java gives you a timestamp in milliseconds. PHP uses Unix seconds, so divide by 1000:

  print(date("r", 1335997853142/1000)

date need a timestamp in integer format. So I think U should remove 3 last number. Not use division beause it will return float number.

Use the date() function in php, the parameters are found here: http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

It's a timestamp in microtime

Use

$time = date("whatever you need", $javatime / 1000);