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well, I was talking about the difference between getting time in milliseconds and microseconds, so it was tongue in cheek to suggest that an accurate time was being retrieved over internet for gettimeofday() :), but I looked up ntp and very impressive that this protocol has been delivering time accurate to within 10 milliseconds since 1985 using something with as cool a name as a jitter buffer.It is pretty nice. It is so 80'es to have different clock times on all computers :)
Having looked that up, I saw that ntp is built into Unix, Linux, and a simplified version in Windows server. Do we have it in i5/OS, or at least PASE?There is two things. The SERVER part, which you don't need, and a CLIENT. It is the client that you need.
I've pulled together 170 classes so far, mostly from the Apache Batik project, hopefully will get close to callable code pretty soon.If you want to discuss this technically perhaps the java-400 list? Sounds like you are pulling stuff out of the jars to me.
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