String date/Conversions

Hello. I tried to understand this all day and I'm at the end of my rope. I'm basically calls a web service of my application, and I need to send a Date as a parameter object. When I create an object date like this:

Date myDate = new Date();

And try to display the date (myDate.ToString ()), it gives me a non desired format. 15 February 15:00 America / New York etc... Basically, I want my Date in the format "yyyy-mm-dd hh-mm-ss + 0000" or something similar (dd/mm/yyyy, dd-mm-yyyy), it is not serious. How to convert a string into a Date, or at least the value of the Date format of the objects above? I looked everywhere and people mention SimpleDateFormat.parse (something I can't use even apparently that this method does not recognize my IDE) and people using Calendar objects. I can't find a clear answer (if there is a direct response). Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.

I also tried HttpDateFormat (or whatever it's called) with no results at all, same format weird when I say date.ToString(). And HttpDateFormat does not produce a Date object, it produces a long. I know you say Date myDate = new Date (long), but it gives me the same weird format, I mentioned above.

Calendar.getTime () returns a Date object

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