leslie schrieb:
> I'm attempting to send Date information from the client to the server
> in a different timezone using remote procedure calls.  As others have
> already have commented, I am experiencing the expected change in value
> of the Date because of the difference in the timezone.

Using java.util.Date this comes without surprise, because
Date itself doesn't contain any timezone-information.

> Is this still the appropriate method by which Date information should
> be saved and if I need to recompile all of the GWT classes ( I hope
> not ) which jar files am I re creating?

Saved or serialized? IMHO:

Saved: UTC-times
Serialized: W3C-formatted string representation of the date


Regards, Lothar

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