how to find gmt

Problem description Today, I encountered a strange problem. on the server side, the current time obtained through Java is Fri Aug 28 09:37:46 CST 2009, which is converted to GMT at: 28 Aug 2009 01:37:46 GMT, that is to say, the GMT time plus 8

Today in the project began to take over the client's signature this module, signed this will be at the end of the project to write their own experience!Today, in the process of signing, we need to send a date value to the server, the format

Today, a strange problem has been encountered on the server side through C # get the current time for Fri 09:37:46 CST 2009, converted toGMT time: 01:37:46 GMT, that is, GMT time plus 8 hours equals the time indicated by CST, that thisCST is not

"1" OriginThe solid mechanics teacher left a job, using GMT to draw the stress distribution of the abroad crust subduction mantle wedge. The corresponding formula for Donald L. Turcotte and Gerald Schubert is written in Geodynamics , and to complete

GMT: Hotell gyllene Geten Standard TimeBeijing Time =gmt time + 8 hoursDatatime nowdate = Datatime.now;Nowdate.tostring ("R"); Effect: Wed, 16:24:33 GMTExplanation of the parameters:D ShortDatePatternD LongdatepatternF Full Date and time (long date

The system time and local time were not always correct when the machine was debugged, and the beginning thought it was time error, Then find the use of Ntpdate-u 211.115.194.21 synchronized network time, but still wrong, compared with the local

It's a little familiar. This is the expires information in the HTTP response headers. This time is not right. Isn't it a little strange. Find an interesting answer: It ' s an attempt to disable caching.The date is the birthday of the developer

If you enable UTC (GMT) when installing the linux system, the system time is always N hours different from the local time when the Windows partition is restarted. I solve this problem in Ubuntu. Edit the/etc/default/rcS file and enter

What I'm going to introduce today is a function that converts time (for example: 2008-8-8 13:45:22) into seconds in ASP, and the opposite of converting seconds to time. Of course when the time is converted. Must have a relatively fixed time, that is

When troubleshooting, you will find that the IIS log time is different from the local time on the server.   The Time Zone of IIS log is GMT. Note that the China time zone is GMT + 8.   Therefore, to view IIS logs in China, you need to add + 8 to