Ivan Aguirre wrote:
Hello Folks.....
When I send a Calendar object throwght Axis Web Service it sends a
String in the form "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z". Without info about
timeZone (I verified it with TCPMonitor)..... The Calendar created on
server side (using the String sent) are two hours late. My server's
JVM has a diferente TimeZone.
Actually, the timezone is sent. The Z at the end of the string tells
you that the string is the UTC dateTime. The apparent two hour
difference is likely the timezone difference between the client and the
server.
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