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BigKat
I have a jsp / portlet / webservices application that has realtime
graphing capabilities. The problem I am having is when the machine
that is serving up the jsp / portlet is in a different timezone than
the machine that the browser is running on.
For example, application / server machine is running in New York,
therefore that is where the locale from the request is from. The
browser is being run on a box in California.. The data showing up in
the graph is in the New York timezone. So it appears to be 3 hours
off for the user that has his web browser on his pc in his office.
So now to my question. Has anyone retrieved the browsers machine
timezone. My thought is that the code would have to be in a jsp (some
script language??).
any help would be appreciated.
graphing capabilities. The problem I am having is when the machine
that is serving up the jsp / portlet is in a different timezone than
the machine that the browser is running on.
For example, application / server machine is running in New York,
therefore that is where the locale from the request is from. The
browser is being run on a box in California.. The data showing up in
the graph is in the New York timezone. So it appears to be 3 hours
off for the user that has his web browser on his pc in his office.
So now to my question. Has anyone retrieved the browsers machine
timezone. My thought is that the code would have to be in a jsp (some
script language??).
any help would be appreciated.