October 7, 2008 01:58am pdt

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6. Waswiz 6,900
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7. schleus 21,627
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24. vzilka 7,900
25. shalomc 7,636

02.15.2008 at 02:16AM PST, ID: 23165582

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Hibernate Timestamp using local timezone

Asked by mric5180 in IBM Websphere Application Server, Oracle Database, J2EE

Tags: Hibernate, Java, Hibernate

Hi,

It appears as though hibernate uses the timezone of your PC to convert Java.sql.Timestamp objects before inserting the information into a database.

I'm wondering how do i get hibernate to use GMT all the time, but without doing a TimeZone.setDefault() call.

Using Oracle 9i in Websphere.

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Hibernate Timestamp using local timezone

Asked by mric5180 in IBM Websphere Application Server, Oracle Database, J2EE

Tags: Hibernate, Java, Hibernate

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