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Article #17794Re: Problem with the time.
From: Col Bell
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1998 00:00
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I had a similar problem with an early version of the JDK1.1 (the one with JBuilder 1) where it wasn't correctly retrieving the time zone associated with the default locale. In my case it was out by 10 hours which just happens to be how far ahead of GMT we are here in Sydney Australia. This now works in version 1.1.6 Dillan Fernando wrote in message <6v0fnl$1oa5@forums.borland.com>... >Hi! > >I have written a bean which performs a task at a scheduled time. The problem >is when I get the system time using java.util.date, it returns a wrong time. >I checked the time settings. The time it returns is exactly one hour less. >Any ideas why ? > >Thanks > >Regards >Dillan Fernando > >
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