You are probably using the wrong timezone. Experience from oracle here:
oracle store date with hour,minutes, seconds,milliseconds stripped (date != timestamp) oracle send the date to java oracle connector (eg "3 jul 2007") connector takes the default jvm timezone (eg:GMT+5) and convert to a java.util.Date (eg 3 jul 2007 00:00 GMT+5 = 2 jul 2007 19:00 GMT) outputText takes the timestamp and does its output based on default JSF timezone and the pattern it was given (eg 2 jul 2007) I recommand you use a constant timezone everywhere, starting from the jvm, ending to user interfaces. Here, we set the JVM to Europe/Brussels, all inputCalendars to Europe/Brussels and all outputText to Europe/Brussels. Without setting it in jvm too, we had the issue that datas were saved in DB one day prior, reloaded as is, reput in calendar one day prior, saved a second day prior and so on. To set jvm timezone: JAVA_OPTS="-Duser.timezone=Europe/Brussels $JAVA_OPTS" in catalnia.sh for tomcat :) En l'instant précis du 07/08/07 09:33, Ganesh Surisetty s'exprimait en ces termes: > Hi, > > i need to display a date from the data base, i am printing > on a jsp with <h:outputText , it is displaying wrong date, displaying > one day less, means it is actually 3-jul-07 but it is showing 2-Jul-07 > in the front end. > > can any one tell me the solution ... > Thanks in Advance. -- http://www.noooxml.org/
