[CentOS] Java not seeing timezone/tomcat displaying times in GMT
Jeff Larsen
jlar310 at gmail.comSun Feb 10 01:37:06 UTC 2008
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On Feb 8, 2008 6:18 PM, Isaac Gonzalez <igonzalez at autoreturn.com> wrote: > I'm setting export CATALINA_OPTS= "Duser.timezone=America/Los_Angeles" > in my init.d script that starts up the tomcat(haven't set it in > $CATALINA_HOME/bin/setenv.sh)...but will try that as well ....i wrote a > simple java function that print the date, and when I call java foo, it > prints the correct date format. I haven't tried the jsp page, but will > also try that...seems as if tomcat is ignoring everything I set. This is definitely a Tomcat issue. You should take it to a Tomcat list. I can tell you what I found though: I ran Tomcat in a debugger to locate the code that generates the directory listing text. In the Tomcat 5.5.23 source code in class org.apache.naming.resources.ResourceAttribute, the timezone for the date formatter is hard coded as GMT. Nice, huh? Maybe there's a way to manipulate that, but I don't know it. The Tomcat developers probably don't care much about it because Tomcat is seldom used to serve static content. But at least you can stop letting the time zone configuration drive you crazy... -- Jeff
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