// Passed into the service; this example is UTC 1/1/2012, so it'll end up being 5:00am Eastern string millisecondsFromEpochJavaScript = "1325394000000"; // Start at 1/1/1970 since that is considered the epoch date. // Multiply by 10000 to convert milliseconds to "ticks", which are 100 nanoseconds. DateTime converted = new DateTime(1970, 1, 1).AddTicks(Convert.ToInt64(millisecondsFromEpochJavaScript) * 10000);
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Convert JavaScript Epoch Milliseconds to C# DateTime
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