Change system time

I accidently had my system time set two weeks ahead when I
installed Flex Builder 3. If I try and change the system time back,
it invalidates my license. Uninstalling, changing the time, and
re-installing didn't work. Is there anything I can do?

Unfortunately, this is part of the built-in security around
the trial mechanism and there's not much that can be done.
If you have a valid Flex Builder 2 serial number, you can
enter it to get an extended trial (till October). Otherwise you'll
need to try out the beta on a different computer (or just wait till
our second beta is released).
- Peter

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Hi
I want to know, how to change system time through java program.
give me a idia with example.
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There isn't any core Java API for this. Use JNI or call an external process with Runtime.exec().
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How to change system time on Cisco MeetingPlace Express Server

How to change system time on Cisco MeetingPlace Express Server
Model MCS-7825-I4

Hi Vijay,
As per the install guide for MPX 1.x as well as 2.x "Caution! Be sure you enter the correct date and time. You must reinstall the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express operating system and application if you need to change the date or time of your server in the future."
http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Cisco_Unified_MeetingPlace_Express,_Release_2.x_--_Configuring_the_Cisco_Unified_MeetingPlace_Express_Server#Configuring_the_Cisco_Unified_MeetingPlace_Express_Server
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/meetingplace_express/1_2/english/installation/guide/iug/mpxinst3.html
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Can i change system time using java

hi guys can i change system time using java iam doing one app in that i have to change the system time (my os is windowsXP) please tell me how to change the time

What does this have to do with Swing?
Well, there is no Java API that I'm aware of.
However you can execute any Windows command by using the Runtime class. So you should be able to invoke the Time command.
Search the Java Programming forum. There are plenty of examples on using the Runtime.exec(...) command.

How to change system time from Java

Could someone tell me if there is possibility to change the system time, from within a Java program. And how to do it.

In general, no.
You could do it using JNI if you're running your JVM
with sufficient system privileges.
It seems a highly questionable thing to want to do.
Why do you have a requirement for this?
Sylvia.Now there's an idea (thread now has a 'watch'), I think I'll drop the the idea of being a hacker and learn how to write viruses instead - happy days ahead ...

How to change system time w/o affecting iCal

When I travel to another time zone with my laptop I would like to be able to change the system time that appears in the menu bar to the local correct time. However, I do NOT want this to cause any changes in my calendar times. I use Calendar only for my home appointments so do not want those to change. Is this possible? Thanks!

Hey bobio,
Thanks for the question. If I understand correctly, you want to change your time on the computer but not the time on the Calendar. I would recommend that you read this article, it may be able to help the issue.
You can change the computer time and follow this to view Calendar events in your normal time.
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Hi,
We need to change the system time of two nodes involded in a RAC cluster, both the nodes are almost 15 minutes ahead of real time but are in sync with each other.
Does Oracle database require to bounce to get the latest changed time?
or does the whole cluster services needed to be stopped for 15 minutes after changing the time and then started? just in case not to confused with the transactions happened when the system was 15 minutes ahead.
The metalink note ID 368539.1 explains that PMON process does the service registration when the database was started. The PMON will not take the changed time dynamically?
We have oracle 10.2.0.2 database on HP UX 11.31
Please clear this confusion.
Thanks.

Your RAC Cluster would be using either of
a. NTP --- external to Oracle
b. Oracle Cluster Time Synchronization Service -- part of the Oracle Grid Infrastructure
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Time dead after changing system time

Hi,
I have read many posts on this but still can't find a perfect solution.
1. tried using thread.sleep(1000) to cause a method to run every 1 sec.. but after reading online.. it seems to be a lousy design as it depends on the system cpu speed. sometimes it will stop for more than 1 sec.
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Did i use ScheduledExecutorService or thread right ?

after reading online.. it seems to be a lousy design as it depends on the system cpu speed.God help us! Where on earth did you read that? It depends on the system clock, and it isn't guaranteed to retun in exactly the time specified.
sometimes it will stop for more than 1 sec.That's what its specification says.
This works but if i changed the system time for multiple times, it will just stop my program...No, it won't 'stop' your program, it will foul up the executor until it adjusts to the new time.
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Change system time in SAP.

Dear Expertise,
Our system time SAP is behind from system time in our Active Directory about 30 minutes. Can our SAP system time be accelerated so our SAP system time is same with system time in AD?
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Ros

Our system time SAP is behind from system time in our Active Directory about 30 minutes
Why ? Do you have a system in different time zones? If system's are in one time zone and network you must always
synchronize time in your network for all server's and PC's ...
Now you need to check the time on server are +30min from AD or -30 ? In any case before you do some ntpdate
in your situation you need stop SAP and database application, after do it.
In the future you need to set up automatic synchronization. Regards.

Timer problems on Linux changing system time and data

On Linux SO,
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date -s 11:11:11
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Change of system time in SAP

Hi
We wanted to change the system time in SAP and we have already posted certain documents.
Pls let me know, if we change the time.
Will there be any impact on the posted documents
Regards
Madhan D

Hi,
Changing system time would ideally can have impact on transactional documents created.
You need to ensure that there are no post dated open documents as it may clash with change in time.
Eventuall changing the time post 12 mid night would be a good option.
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You may have to change system time format globally. Is it worth ?
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14227
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Hi Scottdog129,
Based on my understanding, you have configured a GPO which allow that authenticated users can change system time. However, this GPO does
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Resultant set of policy.
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In addition, if the GPO has applied to these clients, please check if there are some other GPOs have conflicts with this GPO in these clients.
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn221970.aspx
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I need to change the system timings in E-Business Suite.
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Thanks,
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Alig,
Changing the OS date/time will have no impact on the data (except for the scheduled jobs at the database and the OS levels). As mentioned in the threads I referenced above, you have to stop the application/database, change the date/time at the OS level, and start the application.
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Btw, what is the point of changing the date/time because of Ramadan? The business requirement of your client does not make sense (how does it differ from the application/database perspective if you start working at 9:00 AM instead of 7:00 AM for example)?
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