Notes formula language has a function that does exactly what you want. It's called @TimeToTextInZone
. According to this developerWorks thread, there is no equivalent in LotusScript. However, you could try using NotesSession.Evaluate()
combined with @TimeToTextInZone
.
LotusNotes DateTime object and TimeZone property
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21-06-2023 - |
Question
I have a Lotus Domino server sitting in CET/CEDT.
An email on that server has a DeliveredDate, maybe in the same time zone, maybe not, but let's have it set to 2014-03-01 11:01:38 CET
.
Second thing I have is some "canonical time zone string" of another timezone, let's say Z=-4$DO=0$...$ZN=Arabian
How can I get - in a LotusScript ServerTask - the DeliveredDate converted to the time zone represented by aforementioned time zone string?
If some LotusScript servertask puts that date into a NotesDateTime
object, I can get the properties LSLocalTime
, which is CET, LSGMTTime
, which is GMT, and ZoneTime
, which of course also returns CET. Functions include ConvertToZone
, which does not take a string, and the undocumented merge
, which changes the time, such that 11:01 CET becomes 11:01 AST (8:01 CET).
But a delivered date of 2014-03-01 11:01 CET should become 2014-03-01 14:01 AST;
and a delivered date of 2014-04-01 11:01 CEDT should become 2014-04-01 13:01 AST.
How?
Solution
OTHER TIPS
It looks like that string contains the values for the zone and dst arguments to ConvertToZone, so you can just parse it and use that method, right? Am I missing something?