This is true but none the less we are trying to keep the time zone
database in synch with the OS.
I maintain my recommendation to use SimpleDateFormatter as it uses the
Java time zone database which can easily be updated if the need arise
using Sun tools.
Pierre
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On Mar 18, 2008, at 15:21, Chuck Hill wrote:
Pierre's recommendation was to use the Java SimpleDateFormat.
NSTimestampFormatter is deprecated (so far) in 5.4. There has been
some objections to this, so it may come back.
Chuck
On Mar 18, 2008, at 2:19 PM, Greg Smith wrote:
Does anyone know if the DST formatter problems are supposed to be
fixed with OSXS 10.5/WO5.4? I just upgraded and am still having
problems with times on dates in March? Maybe there is some other
way I am suppose to switch back and forth from NSTimestamp?
Any suggestions or examples would be greatly appreciated!
Greg
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