By default, what time zo开发者_高级运维ne does method java.util.Date.toString() display?Since a Java Date stores a given date in UTC and doesn\'t contain any explicit time zone, does Date.toString() s
Do they even exist? I am really sick of having to display \"Romance Standard Time\" to my European users and trying to explain why their \"Central European Time\" can\'t be displayed as \"CET\". If I
I have a server application that is processing loans that are in different t开发者_运维百科imezones.
use DateTime::Time开发者_运维问答Zone::Local; use Test::More tests => 1; my @input = (1 .. 10 );
I have a timestamp the user enters in GMT. I would then like to display that timestamp in gmt, cet, pst, est.
There seems to be no way to get MySQL to return formatted times from timestamps without zoneinfo being imported.
When I try to create a DateTime object after receiving the following date format: Fri 01 Oct 2010 12:19:54 AM JMT
My application needs to create facebook events. Everything works fine, but I can\'t get the timezones correct. The start/end dates are all wrong. Facebook\'s Event API docs say this:
I have a table with a date column that I know is stored in GMT.I have a procedure that accepts a date input and an account ID.The procedure:
Is there any way of getting the date...preferably in YYYYMMDD format...in the Australia/Sydney timezone (not just GMT+1开发者_运维百科1).....through C++ on Linux?