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- Re: Stupid timezone problem...

- Re: Stupid timezone problem...

2007-06-13       - By david.lloyd@(protected)

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Hello cahimoped,

Yes, we are using the default JSF timezone conversion, which should be
displaying GMT+0.  You should be aware that there have been a lot of timezone
updates put out by Sun (and, presumably, other JVM vendors) in the past year
due to various recent political changes.  Make sure that your JVM is updated
with the latest timezone files.  You can find more information about this from
Sun's website.

As far as configuring the displayed timezone, please go to JIRA at http://jira
.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPM and open a feature request for the web console.  We
'll have to evaluate possible solutions for reading the time zone from the
client, but I think that this should not be too hard to do.


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