Java.util.date get the actual date at client timezone
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2 years ago
Searching up and down, right and left - don't find simple answer to this question:
I have java.util.Date instance, which get its value from mySQL.
Also I have time-zone code of the logged-in user.
I need to get the actual time at user time-zone.
For example:
My server-machine time-zone is GMT+2.
My date value in DB is: 2017-02-09 16:38:58.000
According to my server-machine-time-zone I get it into date instance as: 2017-02-09T16:38:58.000+0200
Now I need to know what to do if:
In case, for sample, my client-time-zone-code is GMT+4, I want to get:
2017-02-09 20:38:58.000
Pure date, that is right to my time zone and not contain "+4" or "GMT" indication.
In short words: convert my java.util.date to pure date that right to specific time-zone.
Sound very simple? after read very much documentaion, I already not sure that this is really simple.