Archived:Getting the current time is timezone dependent on S60 2nd Edition (Known Issue) - Revision history

Hamishwillee: moved Getting the current time is timezone dependent on S60 2nd Edition (Known Issue) to Archived:Getting the current time is timezone dependent on S60 2nd Edition (Known Issue)

2012-06-19T01:55:18Z

moved Getting the current time is timezone dependent on S60 2nd Edition (Known Issue) to Archived:Getting the current time is timezone dependent on S60 2nd Edition (Known Issue)

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2012-06-19T01:55:14Z

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2012-06-08T17:50:32Z

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Hamishwillee: moved KIJ000085 - Getting the current time takes the TimeZone into account to Getting the current time is timezone dependent on S60 2nd Edition (Known Issue): Merge into wiki.

2012-03-30T04:04:17Z

moved KIJ000085 - Getting the current time takes the TimeZone into account to Getting the current time is timezone dependent on S60 2nd Edition (Known Issue): Merge into wiki.

Hamishwillee: Removed protection from "KIJ000085 - Getting the current time takes the TimeZone into account": Merging into Wiki

2012-03-30T04:02:40Z

Removed protection from "KIJ000085 - Getting the current time takes the TimeZone into account": Merging into Wiki

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2012-03-30T04:02:38Z

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2011-06-24T10:59:44Z

Hamishwillee - Bot change of template (Template:KnowledgeBase) - now using Template:ArticleMetaData

Extkbeditor2 at 17:12, 13 October 2008

2008-10-13T17:12:21Z

Forum Nokia KB: Protected "KIJ000085 - Getting the current time takes the TimeZone into account" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2007-08-23T10:14:28Z

Protected "KIJ000085 - Getting the current time takes the TimeZone into account" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

Forum Nokia KB at 10:14, 23 August 2007

2007-08-23T10:14:17Z

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−	~~[[Category:Known Issue]][[Category:Java ME]][[Category:S60 2nd Edition (initial release)]]~~
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 ==Description==
-CLDC 1.0 specification requires the method System.currentTimeMillis() to return the time in UTC (GMT).
+{{Abstract|CLDC 1.0 specification requires the method System.currentTimeMillis() to return the time in UTC (GMT).}}
 Because some earlier phone models supported only time zone UTC, MIDlet programmers did not always take the difference between UTC and local time into account. MIDlets did work correctly assuming that the returned value was in local time, without even checking time zone settings.
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 Use a Calendar object to get the local time.
-Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance() ;&nbsp; // uses default TimeZone<br>Calendar.setTime( new Date( System.currentTimeMillis()) ;
+<code java>
 Note: The phone user can set the time zone as follows:
-. By turning the automatic time update on. This is a network service and is not supported in all networks.
+#  By turning the automatic time update on. This is a network service and is not supported in all networks.
 MIDlet programmers should be aware that Java applications are just about the only application in the phone that uses the time zone. Thus, users might have incorrect time zone settings in their phone without being aware of it.

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 MIDlet programmers should be aware that Java applications are just about the only application in the phone that uses the time zone. Thus, users might have incorrect time zone settings in their phone without being aware of it.
-[[Category:Known Issue]][[Category:Java ME]][[Category:S60 2nd Edition]]
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-'''Platform:''' S60 2nd Edition  '''Device:''' Nokia 6600
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 CLDC 1.0 specification requires the method System.currentTimeMillis() to return the time in UTC (GMT).
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 In the Nokia 6600 device such existing MIDlets might behave differently, using UTC instead of local time as expected in many use cases.
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 Use a Calendar object to get the local time.
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 MIDlet programmers should be aware that Java applications are just about the only application in the phone that uses the time zone. Thus, users might have incorrect time zone settings in their phone without being aware of it.
 [[Category:Known Issue]][[Category:Java ME]][[Category:S60 2nd Edition]]

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