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Diffrenet TimeZone in one webserver.

Bennet Xavier
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Joined: Jun 19, 2008
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Hi All,

Can we have different timezone for each application in one webserver.

Eg: i have 4 application running in tomcat, each application needs different time zone, is it possible to achieve, if yes, how to do that.

Thanks in Advance,
Bennet.
Devaka Cooray
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You can declaratively tune up the time zone by changing the milliseconds of a date/time. On the other hand, you may create a TimeZone object with the Zone ID, and use it with Calendar - that will include the daylight saving as well.


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