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Changing timezones using XSL

 
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Hi All,
I need to convert the timezone of the value using xsl. (for eg, if the value fom xml file is 1800 IST, this shd be converted as 0830 EST)In my application, I have a xml file which gets a time from one place. That needs to be converted into another timezone. Is there any way to do this using XSL? The applciation demands XSL approach rather than writing a utility function to perform the same.
Any help in this regard would be very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Padmanaban
 
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Padma, I sure our moderator might have informed you about the naming policy, please kindly change it. say like "Jayabalan Padmanaban"
 
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this link may help you even though it discusses abt date. If you are using xalan or xt, then there shd be some parser specific function available to do this.
 
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