>I have the following code to convert timezones. session.currentTimeZone is
>the logged-in user's timezone and session.defaultTimeZone is the machine's
>timezone. both are java.util.TimeZone objects.
>
><cfset offset =
>session.currentTimeZone.getRawOffset()-session.defaultTimeZone.getRawOffset(
>)>
><cfobject name="date" action="create" type="java" class="java.util.Date">
><cfset date = date.init()>
><cfset newtime = date.getTime() + offset>
><cfset date.setTime(newtime)>
>
>getRawOffset() returns a long and date.setTime takes a long.
>
>when I run this code I get 'method selection exception' saying that either
>setTime does not have a signature with the above argument types, or that it
>is overloaded with ambiguous types. however, java.util.Date only has one
>signature for setTime, that takes a long. when I dump the value of offset I
>get...
>
>1.05129634481E+012
>
>javacast() right? when i change the setTime line to
><cfset date.setTime(javacast("long",newtime))> i get the following error...
>
>"Could not convert the value 1.051296450755E12 to an integer because it
>cannot fit inside an integer. "
>
>I'm confused. What does converting to an integer have to do with it? is
>there a problem converting longs between cfmx and java?
>
>thanks,
>Simon
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