xslt1 doesn't have built in date functions but of course the answer to
is that is it possible to convert a
java-type time in milliseconds since 1970?
is "yes" as that's just some arithmetic, some people must have done that
arithmetic already, and google suggests you could use
http://www.exslt.org/date/functions/add/date.add.html
you just want to add the milliseconds (expressed as a duration in
seconds) to a string representing 1970 and then you'll get a string
representing teh resulting date.
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