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I have Installed Oracle AppServer 10G in Sun Machine.
The Date displayed in the application server is not right, How shd i change the date ?
I have even chacked the system date it's showing the correct date.

Thanks & regards, Srini
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Srini,
When you start the JVM/server, it the default timezone should be an option. I assume you are off by a whole number of hours?

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Originally posted by Jeanne Boyarsky:
Srini,
When you start the JVM/server, it the default timezone should be an option. I assume you are off by a whole number of hours?

No i'm using the server daily ..

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Srini,
Allow me to refer you to the JavaWorld article entitled What's Your Time Zone?. If you haven't alreday read it, it may be helpful.

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Originally posted by Avi Abrami:
Srini,
Allow me to refer you to the JavaWorld article entitled What's Your Time Zone?. If you haven't alreday read it, it may be helpful.

Good Luck,
Avi.

Time zone is GMT + 4 ..
But i wonder why there is any difference between the OS date & the app server date ?

Srini

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