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Using JSTL's formatDate function with a date represented in milliseconds

Normally I use the following to display a Date object in a JSP page:

<fmt:formatDate value="${blogEntry.created}"/>

Works great if blogEn开发者_Go百科try.created is a java.util.Date object. But what's the proper way to display a date if you only have a date in milliseconds? Do I have to first set a variable with escaped Java code like <%=new java.util.Date(millis);%>? Or is there a better way?


Can you just add a method to the BlogEntry class that returns the date as a proper java.util.Date?

<fmt:formatDate value="${blogEntry.createdAsDate}"/>
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