[mongodb-user] C++ Mongoclient: Convert Mongodb ISODate Number To Date Format

I have imported data from a csv file into the mongo database using 
mongoimport.
The data contains a date which is converted to an ISODate.
When reading the data using C++ and the mongoclient (mongo-cxx-driver), the 
date is returned as a number, apparently the number of milliseconds since 
the epoch:
p.getField("DataDate")
DataDate: new Date(1024963200000)
BSONElement DataDate = p.getField("DataDate");
1024963200000
I did not see a BSONElement which would return the date in the original 
date format, ie mm/dd/yyyy.
Could anyone recommend the easiest method in C++ to get the original date 
or to convert this number to the original date, say mm/dd/yyyy?
Many thanks
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