CST to CDT time

Hi,
we are running business connector 4.7 with JDK has been patched to 1.3_20 version for daylight saving. we are supposed to have CDT time but it is showing still CST. do we need to do anything else other than JDK.
any input will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Chander

ok we are talking about Business connector, we can check only thru url. I am having CDT on server when we patched it up. but after i log in url and see in routing and transaction , I am seeing like this 2007-03-22 00:18:09 CST.
I know we need to do some changes on javaside.but don't where in JDK1.3_20 version.
thanks
chander

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