These tests are not definitive.
Please independently corroborate any reported problems.
| This clock should display the current Local Time and Date, based on the setting of your computer's system time (and time-zone). Leave it running for awhile: it should not drift relative to system time. Also, if you change the current system time or time-zone, this clock should reflect the change. |
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The above presents the results of several tests of the
java.util.Date implementation in your browser.
Use the navigation buttons to scroll through the display.
I have yet to find a browser or viewer that works perfectly,
so don't be surprised by several exceptions and/or errors.
I have tried to make these tests as correct as possible, but I'm as likely as anyone to make a mistake. Therefore, all errors are called "POSSIBLE" ones; if you encounter such a beast, don't take my word for it: try to determine independently whether it's an error or not. If (when ;-) you find an error in these tests, please e-mail me so I can correct the test. | ||||||||||||||
| I assume that getTimezoneOffset() returns positive values for time zones west of Greenwich. This is what all the browsers do, even if it's not what the documentation says! | ||||||||||||||
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P.S.: Sorry about the gackly U.I.
I tried to use a TextArea, but I found most browsers blew chow all over it! |
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