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Java: System.getProperty(“user.home”) returns “?”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1503284/java-system-getpropertyuser-home-returns

Server Compiler os.version 2.6.28 15 generic user.home user.timezone java.awt.printerjob sun.print.PSPrinterJob file.encoding UTF..

Crowdsourcing a Complete list of Common Java System Properties and Known Values

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1803075/crowdsourcing-a-complete-list-of-common-java-system-properties-and-known-values

read only USER_NAME user.name root read only USER_TIMEZONE user.timezone read only USER_VARIANT user.variant read only SUN_DESKTOP sun.desktop..

Java user.home is being set to %userprofile% and not being resolved

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2134338/java-user-home-is-being-set-to-userprofile-and-not-being-resolved

Client Compiler os.version 6.1 user.home userprofile user.timezone java.awt.printerjob sun.awt.windows.WPrinterJob file.encoding..

TimeZone.setDefault changes in JDK6

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2176784/timezone-setdefault-changes-in-jdk6

has changed so that if the user can write to the user.timezone property or if there is no SecurityManager installed the timezone.. if sm null try sm.checkPermission new PropertyPermission user.timezone write catch SecurityException e hasPermission false return hasPermission..

Joda time zone different than JDK's

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4374733/joda-time-zone-different-than-jdks

two lines run one after another. I never set time zone or user.timezone manually just rely on defaults read from the OS local system... few dozen in our 3k user base . I already know Joda checks user.timezone and then TimeZone.getDefault . So I am looking for an explanation.. usr share zoneinfo. Joda 1.6.2 uses The system property user.timezone . If the above is null or not a valid identifier the value of..

new Date(long) gives different results

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6981890/new-datelong-gives-different-results

the default timezone you can set the system property user.timezone . You can do this by passing it as an argument to the JavaVM.. to modify eclipse.ini or Maven equivalent config file Duser.timezone your preferred timezone ...or by setting it programmatically.. ...or by setting it programmatically System.setProperty user.timezone your preferred timezone Or if it is convenient you can specify..