In one of the method of one class which is deployed on JBOSS, I have written
the following lines of code :
SimpleDateFormat dateFormatterSecondPrecision = new
SimpleDateFormat("MM/dd/yyyy kk:mm:ss");
System.setProperty("user.timezone","America/Los_Angeles");
Calendar cal =
GregorianCalendar.getInstance(TimeZone.getTimeZone("America/Los_Angeles"));
String strCreatedDate=dateFormatterSecondPrecision.format(cal.getTime());
if(INFO) // used log4j
log.info("..... strCreatedDate : "+strCreatedDate);
java.util.Date createdDate=dateFormatterSecondPrecision.parse(strCreatedDate);
if(INFO)
log.info("..... createdDate : "+createdDate);
The o/p :
..... strCreatedDate : 10/18/2007 13:32:33
..... createdDate : Thu Oct 18 13:32:33 GMT 2007
But if I run the code soley, toatlly written a simple java class which contain
the above 4-5 liines,
The o/p is :
..... strCreatedDate : 10/18/2007 19:05:45
..... createdDate : Thu Oct 18 19:05:45 IST 2007
The difference of 5.5 hrs is coming .
Can anybody tell me where i m wrong?
Thanks in advance
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