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hi, I have a java app that displays the time 1 hour later then the system time on a Solaris box. I have checked the code (which is pretty simple) on my NT workstation and it works fine. Both machines are using Eastern Standard Time(EST) for the timezone. Anyone know the answer ? thanks, Ralph
I am picking up the application from someone else. This is the code in question. <code snippet> private static final SimpleDateFormat timeFormatter =new SimpleDateFormat "HH:mm:ss:SSS" ); /** */ public final Date getTime() { return time; } public String toString() { StringBuffer s = new StringBuffer(); s.append(dateFormatter.format( time )) .append(DELIM).append(timeFormatter.format( time )) .append(DELIM).append(id); return s.toString(); } </code snippet> I have a feeling this may be related to Solaris more so then the java code but at this stage I am not discounting anything. :roll: thanks.
ralph roper
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Looks like someone has posted a similar question back in Dec 2001. It now looks like it has more to do with iPlanet. I have logged a support call with SUN iPlanet support. Will post an update once I have the answer.
Dirk Schreckmann
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Are you sure that the problem isn't where the time gets calculated?
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