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1. Java - Store GMT time    stackoverflow.com

1. My server has GMT+7, so if i move to another server has another GMT timezone, all date stored in db will incorrect?
2. Yes Q1 is correct, how about i will store date ...

2. TimeZone Id from GMT offset in Java    stackoverflow.com

I want to get the TimeZone Id of area in java,I have the list of GMT offsets say -3 it should give me ADT. I am facing really difficulty can anybody help ...

3. Time difference B/W current TimeZone and GMT?    coderanch.com

4. Difference Time b/w Current TimeZone to GMT    forums.oracle.com

5. doubt on GMT timezone    forums.oracle.com

Hi, Please find the below code. SimpleDateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd"); TimeZone GMT = TimeZone.getTimeZone("GMT"); df.setTimeZone(GMT); Date d = new Date(); System.out.println(df.format(d)); I am getting GMT timezone and try to format 16-dec-2009 which is current date of my system. after formating it i am getting the formatted string like 15-Dec-2009. This is happens if my system time is in between 12 ...

6. What is the TimeZone API to get GMT(+/-) ?    forums.oracle.com

I think I have not clearly mentioned what I need exactly. I had already gone through this link but my requirement is that, I need an API which returns the default timezone. As far as I had read through the API doc, I found that the Timezone APIs like getTimezone(), getDefault() methods return only the ID in this format "Europe/Berlin" and ...

7. Getting today's date in GMT time zone    forums.oracle.com

Hi, I have a simple question, but am confused how to do it: I need the current GMT date (as a Date object) ..how do I do it? Date date = new Date(); This returns the current date but according to the timezone of the system time & not GMT. Using SimpleDateFormat comes close but it returns as a String object: ...