Robert Marcano created XMLBEANS-588:
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Summary: GDate can return diferent values on different current
timezones
Key: XMLBEANS-588
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XMLBEANS-588
Project: XMLBeans
Issue Type: Bug
Reporter: Robert Marcano
When using Saxon XPath processor in order to retrieve a date value for example:
{{XmlObject o = XmlObject.Factory.parse("<a/>");}}
{{XmlObject[] res = o.selectPath("xs:date(\"2000-01-01\")");}}
{{GDate gdate = ((XmlDate) res[0]).getGDateValue();}}
{{assertEquals(gdate.getYear(), 2000);}}
fails is the current timezone has a negative offset, for example US/Eastern.
The problem arises because _SaxonXPath_ uses internally a method that returns
_java.util.Date_ instances and those always has a timezone attached. Maybe the
_GDate_ should not come from a Date resulting from the invocation of
_SequenceTool.convertToJava()_ in _SaxonXPath_
{{GDate}} should contain the exact date without timezone problems, it could
probably should not be instantiated from a _Date_ coming from Saxon, but from
the native Saxon _Date_ representation
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