GregorianCalendar with local timezone but no DST

Question

I need to use the local time but I don't want to use the Daylight Savings Time (DST) rule
GregorianCalendar oTime = new GregorianCalendar( nFromYear, nFromMonth, nCol );
oTime.set( Calendar.DST_OFFSET, 0 );
oTime.clear( Calendar.HOUR );
oTime.clear( Calendar.MINUTE );
oTime.clear( Calendar.SECOND );
oTime.clear( Calendar.MILLISECOND );
oTime.add( Calendar.MINUTE, nRow * 15 );
This code still calculates DST.
Is there a way to use the local timezone but disable the DST???
There must be.
I've try useing the SimpleTimeZone object and setting setDSTSavings(int millisSavedDuringDST) to 0
This only gave me an error.
If there is anyone who know the proper way to do this your help would be welcomed.
Thank you.
OUTPUT
nRow = 7
Creating new calendar with ( nFromYear= 2002, nFromMonth= 3, day= 7,0,0,0)
Adding minutes 105
oCurTime= Apr 7, 2002 1:45:00 AM
nFrom= 1 should be 0 or 1 (-1 Less; 0 Equal; 1 greater )
nTo = -1 should be -1 or 0
1 FromTime : 2 oTime : 3 oToTime
Apr 7, 2002 12:00:00 AM
04-07-2002 1:45:00
Apr 7, 2002 11:59:00 PM
bSel = true
oHT.put( new Integer( 707), true )
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
nRow = 8
Creating new calendar with ( nFromYear= 2002, nFromMonth= 3, day= 7,0,0,0)
Adding minutes 120
oCurTime= Apr 7, 2002 3:00:00 AM
nFrom= 1 should be 0 or 1 (-1 Less; 0 Equal; 1 greater )
nTo = -1 should be -1 or 0
1 FromTime : 2 oTime : 3 oToTime
Apr 7, 2002 12:00:00 AM
04-07-2002 3:00:00
Apr 7, 2002 11:59:00 PM
bSel = true
oHT.put( new Integer( 807), true )
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Answer 1

snip form API
For a time zone that does not use daylight saving time, do not use this constructor; instead you should use SimpleTimeZone(rawOffset, ID).
This doesn't seem to work either.
It's still adjusting for DST
GregorianCalendar oTime = new GregorianCalendar( nFromYear, nFromMonth, nCol );
java.util.SimpleTimeZone oTZwithNoDST = new java.util.SimpleTimeZone(oTime.getTimeZone().getRawOffset(), oTime.getTimeZone().getID() );
oTime.setTimeZone( oTZwithNoDST );
oTime.clear( Calendar.HOUR );
oTime.clear( Calendar.MINUTE );
oTime.clear( Calendar.SECOND );
oTime.clear( Calendar.MILLISECOND );
oTime.add( Calendar.MINUTE, nRow * 15 );
OUTPUT
nRow = 7
Creating new calendar with ( nFromYear= 2002, nFromMonth= 3, day= 7,0,0,0)
Adding minutes 105
oCurTime= Apr 7, 2002 1:45:00 AM
nFrom= 1 should be 0 or 1 (-1 Less; 0 Equal; 1 greater )
nTo = -1 should be -1 or 0
1 FromTime : 2 oTime : 3 oToTime
Apr 7, 2002 12:00:00 AM
04-07-2002 1:45:00
Apr 7, 2002 11:59:00 PM
bSel = true
oHT.put( new Integer( 707), true )
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
nRow = 8
Creating new calendar with ( nFromYear= 2002, nFromMonth= 3, day= 7,0,0,0)
Adding minutes 120
oCurTime= Apr 7, 2002 3:00:00 AM
nFrom= 1 should be 0 or 1 (-1 Less; 0 Equal; 1 greater )
nTo = -1 should be -1 or 0
1 FromTime : 2 oTime : 3 oToTime
Apr 7, 2002 12:00:00 AM
04-07-2002 3:00:00
Apr 7, 2002 11:59:00 PM
bSel = true
oHT.put( new Integer( 807), true )
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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