Jvm time 1 hour behind system time

hi
I'm running java on hp-ux 11.11
since the system time has changed to dst, the java applications are still showing the old time (1 hour behind)
for example
now.get(Calendar.YEAR)+"/"+now.get(Calendar.MONTH)+"/"+now.get(Calendar.DATE)+" "+now.get(Calendar.HOUR)+":"+now.get(Calendar.MINUTE)+":"+now.get(Calendar.SECOND)+":"+now.get(Calendar. MILLISECOND)
will give the output
2005/7/16 1:28:58:905
and the tcsh date command will give the output
Tue Aug 16 13:28:58 IDT 2005
any ideas on how to synchronize the jvm time with system time?
thanks
Yiftah

I can only confirm that's its true for me too. I was ok on Win98 but shows up on WinXP with summer time (during winter time it was ok. )

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