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50 BEA WebLogic Integration Release Notes
Setting the Time Zone (TZ) Environment Variable for the
JavaDate Type
On UNIX systems, the JavaDate type does not return a date with the appropriate time
zone indicator unless the time zone variable,
TZ, is set. Ensure that the TZ environment
variable is set to the appropriate time zone.
The following example shows how to set the TZ environment variable:
TZ=US/Central
export TZ
The system administrator should set this variable before installing WebLogic
Integration 2.1 Service Pack 1. If you experience problems with the time zone indicator
on your system, contact your system administrator.
When the time zone environment variable is not set, the XML returned for a JavaDate
type field is specified in Greenwich Meridian Time (GMT) as follows:
<Date>Wed Nov 15 10:55:37 GMT-06:00 2001</Date>
When the TZ variable is set to your time zone, the XML that is returned reflects your
local time zone, as shown in the following example:
<Date>Wed Nov 15 4:55:37 CST 2001</Date>
WebLogic Integration Studio Online Help Refresh
Limitations
Given certain settings for file types on your system when using Microsoft Internet
Explorer as your default browser, you may encounter a limitation when refreshing
HTML frames. This refresh limitation prevents online help pages from being displayed
properly. For example, when you click the Help icon at the product user interface entry
point, the initial online help splash page should be displayed. If, while navigating the
help system, you click the Help icon again and the splash page is not reloaded as
expected, the cause of the problem is probably this refresh limitation.
To work around this limitation, change your system file type settings by completing
the following procedure: