RE: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 21394] - Possible datetime deserializatio n bug

["Shellman, Joel" <Jo...@Summit.Fiserv.com>]

Can't you create a timezone from the offset?

I see. You would have to arbitrarily choose the ID, right? You could keep
the offset but because there are multiple timezones with the same offset, is
that the problem?

-joel

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------- Additional Comments From jens@void.fm  2003-07-14 15:31 ------- See
my comment above. I asked the exact question. However I am not sure how to
preserve the 
timezone, since datetime sends +/- or ZULU time only.

Re: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 21394] - Possible datetime deserializatio n bug

[Jens Schumann <je...@void.fm>]

On 7/14/03 05:32 PM Shellman, Joel <Jo...@Summit.Fiserv.com> wrote:

> Can't you create a timezone from the offset?
> 
> I see. You would have to arbitrarily choose the ID, right? You could keep
> the offset but because there are multiple timezones with the same offset, is
> that the problem?

To some extend I am guessing here only. Given the fact that you have to
support Daylight Savings Time too you can't just use the offset to create
the timezone.

Jens