Mobile Device - Setting System Time/Date class

Question

Hi All,
If I use the java.util.Date class, it returns a different time on the .toString() method than my clock is actually showing... The .toString() returns a time that is 2 hour behind.
Basically, my timezone is GMT+2. So, if my time (displayed on my clock top right corner of my device's screen) is 3:00, the .toString() method returns that it is actually 1:00!
Why could it be 2 hours behind??? Where does the Date class actually get the time from?
tks
Christiaan

Answer 1

You can also use WMI to set the time on remote computers.
(From the Windows PowerShell 2.0 Bible)
$Credential = Get-Credential
foreach ($Server in Get-Content -Path c:\Scripts\Servers.txt)
$TimeObject = @{
Class = "Win32_OperatingSystem"
ComputerName = $Server
Credential = $Credential
EnableAllPrivileges = $true
$CurrentTime = ([wmi]'').ConvertFromDateTime($(Get-Date))
(Get-WmiObject @TimeObject).SetDateTime($CurrentTime)
Karl
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