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Porblem turns up with xsd dates. Applications added time zones in the +2:00 format. The oracle soap stack helpfully simplified everything to a datetime. Today t
by hyperman1 8y ago
Porblem turns up with xsd dates. Applications added time zones in the +2:00 format. The oracle soap stack helpfully simplified everything to a datetime. Today this zone is the same for Brussels and Paris. So each server decided to convert it back to its native format, then causes trouble when it encounters the past.
I tried for a while to run my local development JVM with an insane default time zone, Japanese character set, etc.. I hoped to shake bugs out of my programs. Unfortunately, almost none of the libraries I have to use survived, so i had to change it back. Sure did find a lot of bugs ;-)