Ok, so not specifically a Struts question, but anway...
I'm using the fmt:formatDate element in a JSP and it appears that when the value of my "pattern" attribute includes "zz" (the time zone, my full format is "hh:mm a zz") then for US time zones (e.g. PST, PDT, MST, MDT, etc...) then the same shows up in my rendered string in the web page. If, however, I use a Calendar object whose time zone is say, AEDT (Australian Eastern Daylight Time) then "GMT" is rendered instead.
It's not doing a date/time conversion because the timestamp that was pulled from the Calendar object is what I had originally set it as and not GMT+11, the GMT offset for AEDT.
It's not crucial that I have this since I can just remove the "zz" and put my time zone string in its place, but I'm curious as to why it's not inserting the right time zone.
Anyone have any ideas? I'm running Kubuntu (dapper) and I tried setting /etc/timezone to America/Denver and Australia/Sydney (via the control panel) but the behavior is the same - it's really weird.
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