Hi *,
I'm sorry to post this trivial question but my head is about to explode...
I store LocalTime in my DB using
org.joda.time.contrib.hibernate.PersistentLocalTimeAsTime which stores it as
a Time in UTC.
I sometime needs to display that value in a given time zone.
Say in my DB I have 17:45 UTC.
And a String that says "Europe/Paris"
How could I get a LocalTime that shows 18:45 (local time in Paris)...
I need to convert the LocalTime to a java.util.Date for a widget that we're
using.
I have tried this:
localTime.toDateTimeToday(DateTimeZone.forID("Europe/Paris"))
But that returns a time of 16:45, not 18:45... WHY? How can I display
18:45?
Eventually, if the user enter 19:15 in that widget, I then need to assume it
is 19:15 in Paris time and need to convert that to a UTC time.
Many thanks!
And, again sorry but I'm getting very confused!
Benoit
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