Is there any utility that reads TimeZone data and display it in Human readable format

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11-06-2007, 03:20 PM

Santhosh

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Is there any utility that reads TimeZone data and display it in Human readable format

Hi,

I was interested to know if there is any Open Source utility that can read the TimeZone data present in <jre-installed-location>/lib/zi and present it in Human readable format?

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