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change the time from getModificationTime (apache api) to utc+3
FTPClient ftpClient = ftpLogin(ftpIp, ftpUser, ftpPass); String time = ftpClient.getModificationTime(filePath); ftpClient.logout(); ftpClient.disconnect();
i dont care for now the format, just the time (now its like 2.5-3 hours less then my zone time israel utc +3)
Re: change the time from getModificationTime (apache api) to utc+3
Is there a forum for questions about the apache API code? Have you tried asking the question there?
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Re: change the time from getModificationTime (apache api) to utc+3
no i didnt know, can you move my question to this apachi forum ?Originally Posted by Norm
Re: change the time from getModificationTime (apache api) to utc+3
This is as close as there is on this forum.
What does the API doc for that method say?
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