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Fred Ghelem wrote:

> You have to change the Locale

The problem is how to set it to be the same for the place where the
program is run?  how to get the locale  to be the same as the computer
which the program is running on??
What I have so far....

    TimeZone tz = TimeZone.getDefault();
    Calendar rightNow = Calendar.getInstance(tz);
    System.out.println("ID:" + tz.getID()+"  HOUR_OF_DAY: "
                                            + rightNow.get(
Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY ));

and i get this under jdk1.1.7 in linux

ID:EST  HOUR_OF_DAY: 17

but if I get the REAL time/date of my linux box by typing 'date' in
console...i get
Sat May 22 07:13:52 EST 1999

Which is a BIG difference...the timezone is correct, but hour is still
not. :(

Any idea?
James.