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tdate= new JTextField();
   			tdate.setBounds(200,25,134,20);
  			
    		
           	
           				java.util.Date date = new java.util.Date();  
           				DateFormat df = DateFormat.getDateInstance();
           				String s = df.format(date);
           				
           				a = s.split(" ");
           				
           				a2 = a[1].split(",");
						
			//a[0]=oct , a[1]=27, , a[2]=2009 , a2[0]=27 , 
					
						int mon=0;
						
						if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("jan")){
							
							mon=01;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("feb")){
							
							mon=02;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("mar")){
							
							mon=03;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("apr")){
							
							mon=04;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("may")){
							
							mon=05;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("jun")){
							
							mon=06;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("jul")){
							
							mon=07;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("aug")){
							
							mon=08;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("sep")){
							
							mon=09;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("oct")){
							
							mon=10;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("nov")){
							
							mon=11;
							
						}else if(a[0].equalsIgnoreCase("dec")){
							
							mon=12;
							
						}
							
							
							
							
						tdate.setText(a2[0]+"/"+mon+"/"+a[2] );

This gives an error,

integer number too large : 08
integer number too large : 09


what is this error..I can't understand it.
thankx in advance.

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A bare number that starts with zero is an octal number. And octal numbers cannot include either an 8 or a 9. Remove those zeros.

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