Xp20:current-dateTime dose not return actual time in daylight saving

Hi,
I have observed that xp20:current-dateTime dose not return the actual time in daylight saving. e.g. when the system time is 14:43:00 the xp20:current-dateTime function returns 15:43:00 i.e. additional 1 hour. Is this a known issue? How to prevent this from happening?
Thanks in advance.

Hello,
I've the same problem. This occurs in BPEL middle tier instalation
( Linux x86 timezone set to Europe/Prague)
and also in JDeveloper > Test xsl form. ( Localised Win XP SP2)
BPEL version is 10.1.2.0.0.
In our country we have now CEST ( Central European Summer Time) = GMT +2:00.
xp20:current-dateTime returns for example 2006-06-27T13:10:15+01:00
The time 13:10:15 is correct time in our timezone, but timezone +01:00 is not correct.
Timezone should be +02:00. (?)
When I insert this dateTime into database table, I have incorrect value there.
Is there any way to solve this problem? ( any settings ...?)
Regards
Karel

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