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I want to understand the intricates of UTIL's calender and time zone and want my application to show an standard time rather according to a locale.
I want GMT timezone to implement in Gregorian calendar

Suggestions pls.....
 
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Originally posted by peeyush:
I want to understand the intricates of UTIL's calender and time zone and want my application to show an standard time rather according to a locale.
I want GMT timezone to implement in Gregorian calendar

Suggestions pls.....


GregorianCalender(TimeZone timezone);
is one of the constructor of GregorianCalender class will solve the problem i think ?
 
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