Re: Daylight savings problem
From: Illya Kysil (ikysil_at_nospam.ua)
Date: 10/20/03
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Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2003 17:58:06 +0300
Hello, Svante!
You wrote on Mon, 20 Oct 2003 08:22:34 GMT:
SNA> If I uncheck the box "Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving
SNA> changes" the time in my Java program is one hour ahead, as presented by
SNA> Date.toString for example, of the time presented in Windows XP. Further the
SNA> useDaylightSavings method of the default TimeZone (as returned by
SNA> TimeZone.getDefault()) always returns true, no matter if the win xp
SNA> "daylight saving" box is checked or not. I've tried setting XP up for both
SNA> the Stockholm time zone (gmt +1:00) and Central Time (GMT -6:00)
SNA> ...
TimeZone.useDaylightSavings = true if a time zone have daylight saving time range specified.
You should call TimeZone.inDaylightTime to know whether it is active for a given date.
Regards
Illya Kysil, software developer
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