RE: Sending emails from an AS/400 using Java - problem withapparent time of sending

SNDDST uses system value QUTCOFFSET to properly adjust the "Date:" header
when sending emails.

The JVM uses QLOCALE to set user.timezone.  You might try setting the
user.timezone manually using the -D parameter on your "java" command and see
if that fixes your problem.

HTH,
Gary



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> Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 12:25 AM
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> Subject: Sending emails from an AS/400 using Java - problem 
> with apparent time of sending
> 
> 
> Dear all
> 
> I am completely stumped by this.
> 
> I have a bit of code that both I and one of my customers use 
> for sending 
> spool files to Domino as emails in a nicely formatted manner 
> (using a MIME 
> HTML part).
> 
> It all works beautifully, except that the date that comes up 
> on the email 
> is always 11 hours early!
> 
> If I send an email into Domino using SNDDST this does not 
> happen - but 
> SNDDST won't do for this.
> 
> Same problem on V5R1 (me) and V5R2 (customer) and in JDK 1.3 (me) and 
> 1.1.8 (customer). I also get the same problem when I run the 
> same code on 
> Linux (sending to a non-Domino destination). There appears to 
> be nothing 
> in the code that is making any attempt to set a date/time, 
> and the log of 
> the conversation with the SMTP server shows the correct date/time.
> 
> It's definitely nothing to do with job dates.
> 
> Has anyone else come up against this? I can attach the 
> relevant bits of 
> the code if necessary.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Mandy
> 
> 
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