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  • Subject: NSTimestamp
  • From: Ute Hoffmann <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 10:04:41 +0200

Hallo,
is there a known issue with NSTimestamps being one hour late? I have this issue when I create a new Timestanp with:


NSTimestamp xx = new NSTimestamp();

xx will be exactly one hour late in comparison with the shown server time. I can reproduce this on my development machine and on my deployment machine. The server time is in both cases exactly one hour different from the time the new timestamp shows. The timezone of the servers is correctly set. The Machines are Mac OS X 10.2.8 Client.

I have contacted Christian Telepski, who posted before on this issue, but he has not resolved it yet.

Is this a programming issue, i.e. should I create my Timestamp for the current time differently? Or should I not use NSTimestamp at all?

Thanks for some input,
regards

Ute
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