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Hi,

Could someon please let me know how i can find out the java timezoneid for Amarillo?

I've written this piece of code to get all the timezone id but it doesnt return anything for Amarillo (US)



And also, if i use a timezone, for example Europe/London, would i have to update my program every time the clock changes in the UK (e.g. to British summer time)?

Thanks

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Hi there!

If you run this code:


You will see all the zones that are available.
Then you see this... et voila!! I don't think there is any API that has the timezone of every villages in the world... it would be crazy!!

And about to update your application... how are you using this? normally you take the localtime of the machine or something like that so if your machine updates the time when seasson changes... there you have ;)
 
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