Re: Giving wrong value for Date of month

Don't forget the timezone setting of your client PC's if you are using
java.util.Date objects.
Specifically if you send a date object from a client, to the server,
the date may not be what expected, unless you convert your dates to
UTC timezone first, and then convert to your server's timezone.

I had problems with some user's dates being stored in a server
database, being one day off because some client PC's had messed up
timezone or daylight savings settings.

I changed my code to pass String representations of dates to the
server instead of using java.util.Date with RPC.

Mike.

On Apr 23, 8:14 am, andy <andy.anand1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> int startMonth = startDate.getMonth();
> int endMonth = endDate.getMonth();
> giving wrong value ....
> what to do now?

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