JDK Patch Needed for Daylight Saving Time Change

Author: developers.sun.com | Published: 12th Sep 2007 | Visited: 32 times | Add Comment
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The start and stop dates for Daylight Saving Time have changed in the U.S. and Canada. Use this patch to Sun Java Studio Creator's bundled JDK to prevent time calculations in your development environment from being an hour off for a few weeks. (Applications already deployed to a production environment use the JDK in that environment, and therefore do not need this patch.) For more information about this optional patch, see the FAQ Daylight Saving Time (DST) has changed in the U.S. and Canada. How do I patch the JDK bundled with Creator, so time calculations are correct?

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