It seems as though the java.util.Date class is serializing dates in the
local time zone, rather than the depicted Zulu time (GMT/UTC).

Is anyone else doing Apache-SOAP development where they have to handle time
zone issues?

I'm storing everything in the backend database in GMT, so the middle tier
expects to send and recieve all date/times in GMT.

It's a client function to convert to the locale time if they need to.

My problem is that unless I set the middle tier machine's time zone to GMT,
dates keep on getting serialized into CST (my local time zone).

Can anyone shed any light on this?

TIA.

-Chris

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