Hi,

i have the problem that my object that contains a java.util.Date,
which i have in CET (since i guess the jvm is having it as time
zone?),
gets convert to GMT when I use jibx to generate xml.

I would like jibx to convert the date "as it is", and not use any time
zone conversion.

Is there any way around that, or does anyone have code for a
serializer that will do it nicely for me?

Since the jibx mapping is used elsewhere in the project to create java
objects from xml, i would like to keep the behaviour just as before
apart from the date conversion when creating xml from java object.

Any tips or pointers would be much appreciated,

cheers,

RJ

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