1. Java Time Zone is messed up stackoverflow.comI am running a Tomcat application, and I need to display some time values. Unfortunately, the time is coming up an hour off. I looked into it and discovered ... |
2. Best way to extract TimeZone object from a String? stackoverflow.comI have a database field that contains a raw date field (stored as character data), such as Friday, September 26, 2008 8:30 PM Eastern Daylight TimeI can parse this ... |
3. TZ Var to Java TimeZone? stackoverflow.comI need to convert from the Unix TZ variable of the form: |
4. TimeZones in Java stackoverflow.comI am allowing users on my web app to schedule events based on time zones of their choice. I want to present a good list of time zones to the end user ... |
5. TimeZone ID's in Java stackoverflow.comI'm having weird problem with java TimeZone.. Calling TimeZone.getDefault() gives my local time zone, which has an ID "GMT+02:00". Funny thing is that this ID doesn't appear in a list provided by TimeZone.getAvailableIDs(). ... |
6. TimeZone problem in Java stackoverflow.comI am trying to instantiate GregorianCalendar with TimeZone GMT, but whenever I call the getTime() method, it gives me time in local TimeZone. Here is my code: |
7. java incorrect timezone stackoverflow.comI have an instance of Java which seems to be using a completely incorrect time zome. Instead of using the Australia/Sydney time zone which Windows is using, it is using the ... |
8. Java - UnresolvedAddressException due to lack of timezone info? stackoverflow.comI'm looking for a few days for the solution to an UnresolvedAddressException I can't figure out! It seems it's quite a challenging problem, since I couldn't even find other info on the ... |
9. Location based Timezone Retrieval stackoverflow.comGiven: LDAP stores location of users. How do I drive their timezones using their location? Any pointers are accepted, Java language preferred. Thanks in advance. |
10. trying to understand java SimpleTimeZone rules stackoverflow.comCan any one explain how Java SimpleTimeZone rules are interpreted. For example a rule for Europe/London is as follows: |
11. Timezone display in java stackoverflow.comI need to display timezone in the following format in my UI. (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time(US & Canada).I tried getting the current time and timezone from calendar. But when i ... |
12. How to produce a good dropdown list of timezones that correspond to java TimeZone(s) stackoverflow.comWhat strategy do other webapps use to generate a nicely formatted list of timezones for user preferences? I tried just getting all the time zones, but the list is long and not ... |
13. Java time zone for Ottawa? stackoverflow.comWhy the TimeZone returned by the following line showed incorrect time : |
14. How can I get with the TimeZone the Countryname stackoverflow.comI have the timezone. I have the city. How can I get the country? |
15. Is there a programmatic solution that will pair down time-zones to a managable list, or 3rd party java library? stackoverflow.comBasically a user will be entering a cron expression to be attached to a quartz trigger on another machine somewhere. The trigger will need to build the offset into its ... |
16. jvm and timezones stackoverflow.comI'm having an issue with java timezones, if anyone can help me. I have a web application running on tomcat 5.5 (not sure if this is relevant), with the following jvm ... |
17. How to change the timezone in Mirth? stackoverflow.comI am a Mirth Newbie trying to change the timezone stamped onto outgoing messages. Mirth currently stamps the current time on messages--only in greenwich mean time. I want to stamp messages ... |
18. How do I programmatically set the time zone in Java? stackoverflow.comI know I can feed VM arguments as follows |
19. Java - find tzdata version in use regardless of JRE version stackoverflow.comWe have a simple utility app that reads all the time zone data used in a JRE and displays it all in a simple table. We need to use an older ... |
20. How to get the abbreviated timezone using java api ? coderanch.comHello All , I want to get the abbreviated timezone like pst , cst , mdt etc . Here the things I did .>> I want to get the abbreviated timezone of the datbase - like cst , PDT, EST etc depending on the db location . I am using at db > select dbtimezone from dual this gives me timeoffset ... |
21. -Duser.timezone coderanch.comI'm investigating reasons why a JVM is not paying attention to this parameter. As I understand it, this parameter is used to define the default time zone the JVM uses. You need to supply it a value the JVM will recognize, i.e. something like Europe/London. This value is peculiar to Java, so the JVM maps it to a time zone value ... |
22. timezone information from zipcode coderanch.comHi, I got the wsdl from the service you mentioned and generate classes using wsdl2java axis tool. public NET.webserviceX.www.GetInfoByZIPResponseGetInfoByZIPResult getInfoByZIP(java.lang.String USZip) throws java.rmi.RemoteException { return null; } is the method generated to get the info based on zip, but the response object NET.webserviceX.www.GetInfoByZIPResponseGetInfoByZIPResult does not have any information about the timezone and also I see some classes like GetInfoByAreaCode, GetInfoByCity, GetInfoByState ... |
23. getting the timezone from the request coderanch.comThe method request.getLocale() will give you a Locale object. Using this object, you can call getter methods to get the language, country etc. But this will not give you a timezone (At least from my knowledge). A workaround would be to use JavaScript. In your JSP, have a hidden form variable which will be set to the the timezone from the ... |
24. Timezone problem coderanch.comok. let me give some more information - we have an online application running in Australia, US & europe. There is end of day operations which has to be run by USERS at the end of business hours i.e. 6 PM local time of each country and we have to restrict start of operation after 7 PM local time. Considering that ... |
25. Timezones coderanch.com |
26. TimeZones coderanch.comhi, calendar.set(year , month , day , hour , minute , second); TimeZone timeZone = null; if ((timezone != null) && (!(timezone.toString().equals("")))) { timeZone = TimeZone.getTimeZone(timezone); if (!timezone.equalsIgnoreCase(timeZone.getID())) { String msg = MPWAUtils.getLogMessage( "error.general.invalid_time"); log.error(msg); throw new InvalidParameterException( MPWAConstants.ERRMSG_INVALID_TIME , msg); } log.debug("time zone " + timeZone); calendar.setTimeZone(timeZone); log.debug("time zone after set in Calendar " + timeZone); //Generate TimeStamp from Calendar ... |
27. timezone calculation - how to do this? coderanch.comI am looking for a way to determine a time zone based off a state or zip code or city. I need to do this in java though. I have tried using a javascript array of states and timezones but it is not accurate and does not account for locale. I am looking for a better way, if possible. Thanks! ... |
28. About timezones! coderanch.comHi all, I have been working on timezones and timezone conversions for the past two days and havent been able to understand some of the fundamentals. Some of these may be a bit trivial! 1. I have read that Calendar object is Time zone dependent and Date object isnt? I am not really convinced with it. What is the reality? 2. ... |
29. output TimeZone list as "America/Los_Angeles") coderanch.comwe can get the display name like "Pacific Standard Time" by TimeZone.getTimeZone("America/Los_Angeles").getDsiplayname() but I need to get the list of all timezones as format "America/Los_Angeles" as that is the requried interface for other function, I haven't find java function to do that. Any suggestions for the output timezone format of "America/Los_Angeles"? Thanks, [ November 17, 2006: Message edited by: Steve Jiang ... |
30. Timezone Coneversion Problem coderanch.comHi, I am working on a project which has to be deployed on multiple locations around the US, so our appplication should support multiple timezones and day light saving(DST). Can some one help me out on that. I have started using the simpleDateFormat and then setting the timezone and the conversion gives me the String belong the diggrent timezone. But when ... |
31. Changing TimeZones - HEPL!!! coderanch.comI am running into a bit of a problem. Our database has all dates stored as MST. Even when we are in daylight time these dates represent the MST date. So Java looks at the date and determines that '06/01/2007 11:00:00' is in daylight time. I am finding it impossible to switch '06/01/2007 11:00:00 MDT' to '06/01/2007 11:00:00 MST'. No matter ... |
32. java.util.TimeZone question coderanch.comI'm working with some quite old code, which makes the assumption that "TimeZone.getDefault()" returns an instance of java.util.SimpleTimeZone. That may have been true for some JVMs (e.g. the old Apple MRJ), but it's not true now on OS X. And according to the javadocs, one shouldn't make assumptions about the class returned by getDefault(). (The class it returns is in the ... |
33. Info regarding Timezone (MET) coderanch.comHi, I want to have some information regarding Java TimeZone MET. Logs are generated with timezone set to TZ=MET-1METDST. env | grep TZ TZ=MET-1METDST testinp$ date Thu Nov 22 12:38:29 MET 2007 There is the difference of 6 hrs in the logs when this timezone is set (diff b/w what it should be and what is coming in the logs), Time ... |
34. Problem in Changing Timezone (URGENT) coderanch.comHi I have a small problem while changing timezone, i have a calendar class which is in EST format,that i need to change in PST , here iam not able to change the time, while printing timezone value it is printing as correbt but it is not showing the difference time, Code: SimpleDateFormat dateFormatori = new SimpleDateFormat(DATE_FORMAT); dateFormatori.setTimeZone(TimeZone.getTimeZone("PST")); Date d=new Date(); ... |
35. Timezone Issues coderanch.comI noticed the computer on a OpenSuse 10.3 computer was off by an hour in java programs, but correct in the system settings. I did some digging and discovered some oddities. First off, assume the time in the system properties (and computer BIOS) is set correctly to 11:30 AM. Typing 'date' in a command prompt confirms this as "Mon Apr 28 ... |
36. TimeZone Usage coderanch.comFor compatibility with JDK 1.1.x, some other three-letter time zone IDs (such as "PST", "CTT", "AST") are also supported. However, their use is deprecated because the same abbreviation is often used for multiple time zones (for example, "CST" could be U.S. "Central Standard Time" and "China Standard Time"), and the Java platform can then only recognize one of them. |
37. TimeZone Issues!! coderanch.comHi, Sorry the first entry came blank as I was hitting the tab it took the control to Add Reply Button!!! I have a date object say the cuttent date and time by new Date() - this gives me date and time as our local system time zone say the time part is 15:25:50. But i need to convert this time ... |
38. Timezones coderanch.comNot sure if my question qualifies as intermediate but here goes - I want to get a time zone that will return CET or CEST. When I do the code below today I get CET but it should have given me CEST. What is up? TimeZone.getTimeZone("Europe/Paris") I want a time zone that knows if the time is CET or CEST Thanks ... |
39. Why am I getting back CDT timezone instead of CST coderanch.comThe output from the following code: passing 9/28/2002 5:00 PM CST getTheDate = 09/23/2002 10:00 AM CDT private static final String formatStr = "MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm aa zzz"; // private static final String tmZoneStr = "GMT-6:00"; private static final String tmZoneStr = "CST"; public static void main(String args[]) { String testDate = "9/28/2002 5:00 PM CST"; System.out.println("passing " + testDate); System.out.println("getTheDate = ... |
40. abstract method TimeZone.getRawOffset coderanch.com |
41. timezone issue coderanch.comHi, After some research, I have come to understand the best way manipulate timezone with Date objects is with the DateFormat object. I have created the following method to return a Date object that contains the time local to a timezone. The problem is that it is returning a time that is exactly one hour previous to the correct local time. ... |
42. Interesting TimeZone issue coderanch.comHello all, Ive been stumped on this one for quite some time, and I was curious to see if any of you out there would have a clever solution for it. Basically, what weve got is this: Object1[ ] = an array of objects returned from an external service. Within these objects, we have a birthDate field that is of type ... |
43. java timezones coderanch.comHi, Could someon please let me know how i can find out the java timezoneid for Amarillo? I've written this piece of code to get all the timezone id but it doesnt return anything for Amarillo (US) import java.util.TimeZone; import java.util.Date; public class TimeZones { public static void main(String[] a) { Date today = new Date(); // Get all time zone ... |
44. How to revert back to original TimeZone coderanch.comFirst, I agree with the post from jittu goud. Fundamentally, a Date object does not contain any time zone information, and shouldn't. Yes, if you make the mistake of using the default toString() method, that will use default time zone info. Ignore it, as it is fundamentally evil for anyone writing an application that will EVER be used in a different ... |
45. Need an offset based on TimeZone given coderanch.compublic static void getUTCDateFromLocale(Date dt,String tzId){ TimeZone tz = TimeZone.getTimeZone(tzId); //int raw = tz.getOffset(dt.getTime()); int off = tz.getRawOffset(); //tz.setRawOffset(raw); //Calendar calTZ = Calendar.getInstance(TimeZone.getTimeZone(tzId)); Calendar calTZ = Calendar.getInstance(); calTZ.setTimeInMillis(dt.getTime()); calTZ.set(Calendar.ZONE_OFFSET, off); System.out.println("calTZ :"+calTZ.getTime()); String utcDate = DateFormatUtils.formatUTC(calTZ.getTime(), patternYYYY); System.out.println("utcDate : " +utcDate); } public static Date getUTCDate(){ try { String utcDateStr = DateFormatUtils.formatUTC(new Date(), patternYYYY); System.out.println("utcDateStr from server : "+utcDateStr); SimpleDateFormat sdf ... |
46. Strange behavior, with timezone maybe? coderanch.comHow can the same code produce different output?, i don't get it. I have the following code in a servlet: for N times... { java System.out.println("timezone: " + java.util.TimeZone.getDefault()); java System.out.println("date: " + new java.util.Date()); } =====Ouput:===================================================== [10/21/09 9:07:14:349 PYST] 0000004c SystemOut O date: Wed Oct 21 08:07:14 PYT 2009 [10/21/09 9:07:14:357 PYST] 0000004c SystemOut O timezone: sun.util.calendar.ZoneInfo[id="America/Asuncion",offset=-14400000,dstSavings=3600000,useDaylight=true,transitions=129,lastRule=java.util.SimpleTimeZone[id=America/Asuncion,offset=-14400000,dstSavings=3600000,useDaylight=true,startYear=0,startMode=3,startMonth=9,startDay=15,startDayOfWeek=1,startTime=0,startTimeMode=0,endMode=3,endMonth=2,endDay=8,endDayOfWeek=1,endTime=0,endTimeMode=0]] [10/21/09 9:07:14:357 PYST] ... |
47. No idea what to do to manage Timezones coderanch.comHi all genius people, I am working on a system where system sends message alerts to mobile subscribers. The user will receive alerts in between their preferred time.User may be from any country. So I need to manage the timzones. And have no idea how to implement it. Please take me out of this circumstances. |
48. How to get the TimeZone of a remote machine coderanch.comI dont think you can do this in plain Java without any agent running in the remote system. 1. if the system is unix based, write a script (in the remote machine) which will return the time zone, and execute this script remotely using Java/SSH/SCP API. 2. same in windows, but instead of *.sh, you might want to look for a ... |
49. Diffrenet TimeZone in one webserver. coderanch.com |
50. Need TimeZone data coderanch.comHello All, I need the timezone details of all possible time zones, I need following things. - TImezone name - Offset with respect to GMT - does it support day light saving - Offset considering if it supports day light savings I basically need all this informtion and have to create a table in database, i check out Timezone API in ... |
51. how to get user defined timezone using XMLGregorianCalendar. coderanch.com |
52. Timezone in java java-forums.orgHi All, For the following code, i am passing long value to Date and then applying TimeZone formate for that same date, finally converting that to long again.. so the long value before and after applying timezone is different. I have a query here.. After applying TimeZone format to date, how this long values differ? can you please explain me ? ... |
53. timezone problem in JRE 1.6.0_22 java-forums.orgHello Friends, I am pretty new to Java and especially problem like this :) I am using JRE 1.6.0_22 in my Java application. My application binary will be done using maven build. My application binary will contain JRE and it will be installed before my application as its pre-requirement to run my application. My application used to write lotz of log ... |
54. A question for TimeZone forums.oracle.comHi: I have a question for TimeZone: I use "TimeZone defaultTimezone =TimeZone.getDefault()" to get current system time zone.Now,I don't close jvm,but I change the time zone of operating system. I again use "TimeZone defaultTimezone =TimeZone.getDefault()" to get current system time zone,We find the secend result and the first result is a same result! Why? Thanks! |
55. Problem with timezone when changing Dateformate forums.oracle.comHi, Even when i used the format 2004-12-07 17:00:00 GMT-05:00, it is giving output as original String =2004-12-07 17:00:00 GMT-05:00 converted is =Tue, 07 Dec 2004 17:00:00 EST But if I chnage to Z instead of z ((String DATE_FORMAT1 = "EEE, dd MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss Z" ), it throws this exception. original String =2004-12-07 17:00:00 GMT-05:00 Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: ... |
56. timezone differences forums.oracle.comI thought Kaj asked a very pertinent question. If anyone here had answered '4 hours' would you have believed them? Of course not; you would have searched the web for a more definitive source. If you had used a bit of your brain you would have worked out that there are methods on Timezone that would allow you to find out ... |
57. TimeZone calculation forums.oracle.com |
58. how do you use a TimeZone object? forums.oracle.comA TimeZone object is used by a Calendar when you ask it to do date and time arithmetic, and when you set its value. If you say "set the time to 4 am" then the code needs to convert that to an offset relative to a time in GMT, and clearly it would need to know what time zone you meant ... |
59. java didn't get the correct timezone forums.oracle.comHi, i have problem with java getting the correct timezone. This problem make me another problem with Oracle who use Java by Enterprise Manager. The OS System has the right timezone. if i run this w32tm /tz on command, i get Time zone: Current:TIME_ZONE_ID_DAYLIGHT Bias: 180min (UTC=LocalTime+Bias) [Standard Name:"Argentina Standard Time" Bias:0min Date:(M:3 D:2 DoW:6)] [Daylight Name:"Argentina Daylight Time" Bias:-60min Date:(M:10 ... |
60. error timezone forums.oracle.com |
61. Timezone issue while porting Java application to Citrix forums.oracle.com1.) The problem does not demonstrate itself for a Java application running natively from the Windows 2003 server, it only demonstrates itself if running as a published app via the Citrix ICA client. 2.) If we turn off Daylight Savings Time on the client machine, the Java program returns the correct time. |
62. Quick Question on TimeZones and Webstart forums.oracle.comHopefully this is an easy enough question; just wondering whether or not the TimeZone.setDefault() method is allowed within the security restrictions of a webstart application. I ask only because it seems to be obeying the method whilst ran through a jar and ignored when ran through the webstart application. If this method is fine to be ran through webstart then I'm ... |
63. TimeZone ... forums.oracle.com |
64. Problems with the Pacific/Auckland timezone forums.oracle.com |
65. TimeZone and Region forums.oracle.comThis is regarding mapping of Date, Time Zone and Region. Currently our system receives an event. Our Current application captures the event reception time using Date constructor and saves it in DB. We also get the Region, usually Midwest or West. We have to convert the reception time using the Region field on the event. Since our app servers are in ... |
66. Java TimeZone issue forums.oracle.comHi All, I don't know if anyone has encountered this problem before. my application is TimeZone sensitive and I use following set of code to retrieve TimeZone: TimeZone timeZone = TimeZone.getDefault(); boolean daylight = timeZone.inDaylightTime(new java.util.Date()); return timeZone.getDisplayName(daylight, TimeZone.SHORT); Now, when I start my application with System Timezone : EST(Operating System is Linux ), the above set of code was returning ... |
67. Historical Custum Timezones forums.oracle.comHello, I have a self managed time zones data, including GMT offsets and DST dates. I know that if I was using java's timelines database I wouldn't have a problem, but I can't. The problem is that DST data is combined of several date ranges and the SimpleTimeZone has only one pair, and the Calendar allows setting only one time zone. ... |
68. latitude+longitude get timezone, how? forums.oracle.com |
69. Get timezone name for the offset value forums.oracle.com |
70. Etc/GMT Timezone ?!? forums.oracle.comThanks for the responses. Windows clock is set to use DST. That is what is weird, when I run a unit test in eclipse on the same machine, the code returns "Europe/London" as expected. eclipse is using the same JDK. Does anyone know why and when Etc/GMT is used as the default timezone? |
71. Changing timezone forums.oracle.com |
72. Getting all timezones for a particular county code forums.oracle.comHello everyone - could anyone please help me write a code to get all timezones for a particular country code. Actually I have got 2 digits country codes and now I have to get all the time zones supported by that country so that enduser can select a particular timezone. I have searched Joda and other libraries but couldn't find any ... |
73. Difference between TimeZone = America/New_York and GMT-5 ?! forums.oracle.comMaybe this is a silly question but is there a difference between America/New_York and GMT-5 ??? What I do wrong? Please, just look at my example: import java.util.Calendar; import java.util.TimeZone; public class TestTimezone { public static void main(String[] args) { logDate(" == 0 == ", getMyDate(null)); logDate(" == 1 == ", getMyDate("America/New_York")); logDate(" == 2 == ", getMyDate("GMT-5")); } private static ... |
74. TimeZone Rule for Australia/Melbourne forums.oracle.comFrom the above output for Australia/Melbourne DST Ends on last Sunday of March. But in fact DST end date should be First Sunday of April Australia/Melbourne DST END: 05-Apr, 03:00h DST START: 04-Oct, 02:00h Is there any patch available to correct these timezone settings? Edited by: Palli2008 on Nov 14, 2008 1:37 PM |
75. how to update latest timezone data (tzdata2008g) in Linuz Suse 10.0 forums.oracle.com |
76. Indonesia TimeZone Issue forums.oracle.comAfter some more searching I found an explanation: Java uses the English timezone abbreviation, while you use the Indonesian abbreviation UTC+7 is West Indonesia (Standard) Time (WIT) or Waktu Indonesia Barat (WIB) UTC+8 is Central Indonesia (Standard) Time (CIT) or Waktu Indonesia Tengah (WITA) UTC+9 is East Indonesia (Standard) Time (EIT) or Waktu Indonesia Timur (WIT) While searching the Internet I ... |
77. Is daylight saving supported in java.utin .TimeZone forums.oracle.com |
78. TimeZone.getRawOffset() - ABSTRACT? forums.oracle.comHi Folks, In the Javadocs, it says that the TimeZone.getRawOffset() method is abstract. However, I am able to instantiate the TimeZone class. Further, I am able to use the getRawOffset() method. I thought that an abstract method is not ready to use. I mean, I thought that implementation of an abstract method was deferred to child classes. I also thought that ... |
79. Bug in TimeZone for America/Sao_Paulo forums.oracle.com |
80. Timezone problem forums.oracle.comThat code you posted in Reply #4 doesn't do anything with timezones. All it does is to take a string and change it a bit so it displays as a time. Maybe that's your question: how to change that code so it does do something with timezones? I am still not clear on your requirements, though. You are asking about "maintaining" ... |
81. Java BST timezone forums.oracle.comHi all, I am on the GMT timezone. When I run TimeZone.getDefault() it returns the timezone as GMT. However, I want to set my timezone to BST (British Summer Time). I googled a lot but did not find any satisfactory results. Is there anyway to sent my timezone to BST using java ? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance! ... |
82. Bug In Java 5 Date/Calendar Timezone Implementation (possibly 6 also) forums.oracle.comCalendar test=Calendar.getInstance(); //will use the user.timezone Calendar test2=Calendar.getInstance(TimeZone.getTimeZone("Europe/Dublin")); for (int year=1965;(year<=1975);year++){ test.clear();test2.clear(); test.set(year, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0); test2.set(year, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0); System.out.println("UTC:"+ test.getTime()+ " --- EU/Dub:"+test2.getTime()); } Which yields the following interestingly inconsistent output (BUG?????) UTC:Fri Jan 01 00:00:00 UTC 1965 --- EU/Dub:Fri Jan 01 00:00:00 UTC 1965 UTC:Sat Jan 01 00:00:00 UTC 1966 --- EU/Dub:Sat Jan 01 ... |
83. Want to get my computer TimeZone!! forums.oracle.comi have found that java cant get my time zone which is GMT+2 Amman, so it considers it GMT. i have tried changing my time zone to GMT+2 Cairo and it is working properly now, it is retrieved as GMT+2 Cairo. but this didnt solve my problem, because eventually this application gonna be deployed on client's machine, and i cant force ... |
84. Timezone detection forums.oracle.comRed Hat and CentOS use the /etc/localtime file to determine the default time zone, and you can change that default timezone by linking it to another file in /usr/share/zoneinfo (a simple copy will work as well, and I think they copy it by default now). I'd assume that the JVM uses this default configuration provided by the OS. More information: [http://www.linuxsa.org.au/tips/time.html|http://www.linuxsa.org.au/tips/time.html] ... |
85. TimeZone forums.oracle.comI have a hashmap which returns java.util.Calendar. The code i use to retrieve is Date dateTime = ((java.util.Calendar) dataMap.get("EventDateTime")).getTime(); for one particular record i get the value as Fri Mar 21 15:29:00 CDT 2008 in one unix box located in dallas and Fri Mar 21 16:29:00 EDT 2008 in other unix box located in atlanta. i need to be consistent in ... |
86. Are the "Etc/GMT-8" and "GMT-8" timezones equal? forums.oracle.com |
87. Local timezone name forums.oracle.com |
88. timezone information from zipcode forums.oracle.comHi, I am sorry, I never meant to hurt you it just happened by mistake. I was just trying to use the web service you suggested and in the mean time wanted to know if any body else has already worked on it and has any other suggestion. I don't like to take any short cuts and do all copy paste ... |
89. TimeZone problem forums.oracle.comHi I have a problem is setting the timezone. I have the time in milliseconds(1190291629185 ms) which is in CST time. when i try to concvert it, i am getting the error System.setProperty( "user.timezone", "CDT" ); Date d = new Date(1190291629185L); System.out.println(d); I got this millisecond value in the following format ; Thu Sep 20 12:33:49 GMT 2007 but Actuall time ... |
90. Timezones forums.oracle.comHello everybody, what is the typical way to handle time zones in an application? i am rewriting an application which has been edited by 10 developers, all using their own method of time zoning, some wrong, some right, some questionable. If the server is ALWAYS in "UTC" and all i need to consider is a user's PC timezone then what is ... |
91. Question on the timezone convertion forums.oracle.com |
92. Timezone jumping forums.oracle.comLike DrClap says, I don't know how exactly the DB stores it, but that's irrelevant. From your blackbox p.o.v.--your Java app that sees the DB through the drivers--it's as if the DB is storing that same millis-since-epoch that the java.sql.Date stores. Now, if the MySQL client is not completely retarded, then, yes, if I run the myql client in LA and ... |
93. Timezone changes not visible forums.oracle.com |
94. Possible problem with TimeZone.getOffset() ? forums.oracle.comWhen converting from GMT to a local time zone, I noticed that the getOffset() function does not seem to take into account daylight saving time. Tested using Java 1.5.0_08 and Java 1.6 - Is this normal behaviour? For example, this works properly when displayed: // Calendar gmtTime contains the GMT time information Calendar localCal = new GregorianCalendar(); localCal.setTimeInMillis(gmtTime.getTimeInMillis()); But this localDate ... |
95. TimeZone to TimeZone forums.oracle.comDate objects contain the number of milliseconds since 1st Jan 1970 UTC. This is true regardless of YOUR timezone. This means your request has no valid interpretation. If you just want a String representation for a given time zone of a Date object for then look at class java.text.SimpleDateFormat and the method setTimeZone() on the super class of SimpleDateFormat. |
96. java.util.TimeZone forums.oracle.com |
97. How to show 3-letter Timezone in java code? forums.oracle.comGiven the raw offset from GMT in milliseconds, I want to show a date with timezone (3-letter) in Java code, a date looks like 'Feb 12, 2007 EST'. I used 'GregorianCalendar.getTimeZone().getDefault().getID()', it shows 'Feb 12, 2007 America/New_York'. And If I used 'GregorianCalendar.getTimeZone().getDisplayName(true, GregorianCalendar.getTimeZone().SHORT)' or 'GregorianCalendar.getTimeZone().getDisplayName(true, TimeZone.SHORT)'', it shows 'Feb 12, 2007 GMT-05:00'. Does anyone know how I can get the 3-letter ... |
98. Timezone change for Australia and JDK 1.4.2.13 forums.oracle.com |
99. TimeZone forums.oracle.comDear All, I am writing a method for converting one TimeZone's Date to another TimeZone's date.This is autility method but the problem i am facing is ,when i convert the user's TimeZone to the Server's TimeZone using this method it is working well but when i use it for server to user TimeZone it is not converting the Date.I think it ... |
100. timezone incorrect in java 1.4 forums.oracle.com815372 wrote: I know there is a known bug about this issue but I don't know the solution. Sure you know the solution. You even know two solutions: I cannot use java 1.6 or use -duser.timezone parameter. since this problem ocurrs in a lot of differant sites. But apparently the "different sites" issue means that any solution you come up with ... |