Hi,
Perhaps not directly related to your question. But java.util.Date is mostly
deprecated and it is advised to use Calendar API. I believe that is
synchronized.
Thanks
Hari
2010/7/22 Ikai L (Google)
> It should just be whatever the date is on the current instance. In general,
> do not ever r
It should just be whatever the date is on the current instance. In general,
do not ever rely on dates to be synchronized. Clock skew is a reality of
distributed computing, and you'll have to work around it. What exactly is
the problem you're trying to solve?
On Sun, Jul 18, 2010 at 11:23 PM, Marcu
Good day,
I would like to ask about following.
How is java.util.Date synchronized in case there is more than 1
instance of my web application.
Example:
WebAppInstance01 : I create somewhere new Date()
at the same time
WebAppInstance02: I create somewhere new Date()
Is there some time shift ?
