JDev 10.1.3.4 on Vista 64 bit not using local timezone setting

Question

When I try to get the current date by doing a new java.util.Date() I get the date and time but its not in my local timezone. I am in Eastern Time zone US & Canada which is GMT - 5.00. JDev for some reason keeps giving the time without subtracting 5 hours from GMT . So if now is 13.41pm its saying it is 18.41pm. I was using jdk 1.5, now using 1.6 and same problem. I tried it on Eclipse and everything works fine. I tried compiling and running a small program without JDev, using the jdks, and all is well. This must be something with Jdev.
Anyone else have the same problem?

Answer 1

Hi Thanassis,
not sure what has changed between 10.1.3.3 and 10.1.3.4 in that area;
but, without knowing Steve's sample in depth, I would say that the error you get in 10.1.3.4 is expected as the current row has changed in your Web Container.
To avoid the JBO-35007, you can change the StateValidation on the iterator
    <iterator ...  StateValidation="false"/> That's the preferred option when only one (or a few) iterator causes the error
This won't be possible however if the code is generic and involves all iterators (as in CustomViewObjectImpl).
Then you have to change the property EnableTokenValidation on the page definition:
    <pageDefinition ...  EnableTokenValidation="false"> I'm currently working on other JBO-35007 errors reported by customers and I'm waiting for feedback from development about the Token Validation.
I'll let you know as soon as I get more news.
Regards,
Didier.