that's exactly my point,
when encoding and decoding the msg object,
shouldnt it deal with the timezones conversion?
or mayb it does and i just 4got to give him a parameter to do so?
plz advice
thanks
on 6/21/06, amos wrote:
> my clock is set on: 11:00am for example
that'd be 8:00 utc then.
> but in london its 7:00am
that (should) be 8:00 utc too.
> so when i send a mail to that person
>
> he gets the mail from 11:00am which is the future for him
no, because he knows it's from a different time zone. doesn't really
matter whether it's lunchtime at your place and breakfast time here.
the mail client should know either the time in utc or the local time
plus the local time zone where the mail was sent from. the mail
application (outlook, thunderbird, notes etc) will convert the
timestamp from your mail into the correct local timezone. behind the
scenes everyone's dealing with utc anyway.
--
ben
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