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NSTimestamp problem

Hi everyone:

I have just run into an apparent NSTimestamp problem. I have a scheduling program, and it has been working well. Recently we tried to schedule an appt for March, and the NSTimestamp is giving us back a time that is one hour earlier than the time that is designated. This occurs between March 11 and March 31, 2007, a 3 week period. The problem does not seem to occur for dates before that period or afterwards. It does not appear to be an NSTimestampFormatter problem, as it exists with or without using the formatter.

The time is correct in the database after a save, but it immediately gets displayed an hour early. The problem occurs with two different versions of the mysql-connector (including the most recent). It occurs on two different machines, both running OSX version 10.4.8.

Converting the date to java.util.GregorianCalendar appears to produce the correct result for java.util.GregorianCalendar.HOUR_OF_DAY.

So far I have not seen anything on the list about this. Anyone have any ideas what's up?

Dan Faber
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