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Timezone Settings in ito_op.bat
About the OVO Java-based Operator GUI
About the ito_op Startup Options
Table 9-1 Startup Script Options Evaluated by the Java GUI (Continued)
Option Format Default Description
user “” OVO operator name used
for login.
The Java GUI displays time-related information in the local timezone of
the client. If the Java GUI and the OVO management server are located
in different timezones, you can force the Java GUI to use the timezone of
the management server by setting the -Duser.timezone=
switch in the ito_op.bat file.
For example, to use the timezone Australia/Sydney, add the text
-Duser.timezone=Australia/Sydney to the ito_op.bat file (example
extract):
:: Starting JavaGUI
for %%p in (true TRUE on ON yes YES) do if "%%p"=="%TRACE%" echo on
for %%p in (true TRUE on ON yes YES) do if "%%p"=="%PLUGIN%" goto :PLUGIN
%START% .\j2re1.4.2\bin\%JAVA% -Duser.timezone=Australia/Sydney -Xmx128m
com.hp.ov.it.ui.OvEmbApplet initial_node=%ITOSERVER% user=%USER% passwd=%PASSWD%
trace=%TRACE% display=%DISPLAY% locale=%LOCALE%
max_limited_messages=%MAX_LIMITED_MESSAGES% refresh_interval=%REFRESH_INTERVAL%
apiport=%APIPORT% apisid=%APISID% https=%HTTPS% %BBCPARM%
goto END
Valid timezones are listed in the directory \lib\zi, for
example GMT, Asia/Singapore, or Europe/Warsaw. If you specify an
invalid timezone, GMT is used.
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