glog.timezone Properties

To control the behavior of Oracle Transportation Management, you can change settings in the glog.properties file or the appropriate property set.

Property	New In Version	Definition
glog.timezone		This property addresses a limitation with Java and time zones, primarily Australian time zones. Otherwise, time zones are defined through power data and selected by user preferences.
glog.timeZone.calculate		Defines the default time zone to use for conversions. See glog.timezone.display for more details. Note: This property does not display in the properties servlet by default. It must be added manually.
glog.timeZone.display		Defines the default time zone to use for UI, integration, and logging. If it is not specified, the default time zone for conversions, UI, integration, and logging is based on the locale of the application server. This and the glog.timeZone.calculate properties are set for a specific reason. For Europe/London, you need to select a time zone for conversions that avoids the JDK DST bugs. If you are in Europe/London you will still want to see your default output time zone as Europe/London. A typical setting would be: glog.timeZone.calculated=UTC glog.timeZone.display=Europe/London Note: This property does not display in the properties servlet by default. It must be added manually.

Property

New In Version

Definition

glog.timezone

This property addresses a limitation with Java and time zones, primarily Australian time zones. Otherwise, time zones are defined through power data and selected by user preferences.

glog.timeZone.calculate

Defines the default time zone to use for conversions. See glog.timezone.display for more details.

Note: This property does not display in the properties servlet by default. It must be added manually.

glog.timeZone.display

Defines the default time zone to use for UI, integration, and logging. If it is not specified, the default time zone for conversions, UI, integration, and logging is based on the locale of the application server.

This and the glog.timeZone.calculate properties are set for a specific reason. For Europe/London, you need to select a time zone for conversions that avoids the JDK DST bugs. If you are in Europe/London you will still want to see your default output time zone as Europe/London. A typical setting would be:

glog.timeZone.calculated=UTC
glog.timeZone.display=Europe/London

Note: This property does not display in the properties servlet by default. It must be added manually.

glog.timezone Properties

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