Mapping java TimeZones to Cities

Hello,
Does anyone know of a list where the java TimeZones have been mapped to cities in the World. I have a table with cities, and I need to insert the appropriate java TimeZone in its respective column so that I can make the date/time conversions appropriately.
Anyone know where I can get this list?
Thank you.

Thank you for your reply.
I did that too, but I guess I am trying to find an easier way rather than sit down and map it myself. What I found from that search produced a lot of links, but none asscciated with the java timezones, which is what I need. I am hoping that someone already did that.
meceli

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