Quick Objects - Time Zones Library 4.2

Quick Objects - Time Zones Library 4.2 is a useful tool which provides date time conversion between various time zones across the world. The day light savings rules are automatically applied by the library whenever a date time value falls in the DST observance time period. There are no cumboresome calculations that need to be done, one method call and you get the correct value. There is no other component that provides such accuracy of time difference calculations as ours!

Time zone calculations in windows operating system and the .NET Framework does not provide any means at all for a .NET developer to calculate time zone difference or even provide access to the windows time zone rules and data. QuickObjects TimeZones libraries provides a quick, easy and flexible solution to all of these problems. The data for all time zones including their appropriate DST rules are included in the library itself (only 10 are available in trial version). The library also provides methods that allow the developer to get time in any given time zone when UTC time zone is available or when UTC time from any local time. These calculation automatically apply the correct DST rules appropriate for the time being converted.

Time Zones library also can be integrated with Quick Objects Business Logic Framework to provide date time values in users time zone automatically without any extra effort or coding on the developers part. With just one configuration setting or modifying a property value can have these two libraries working together. In addition to these capabilities, the Time Zones library also includes a large number of very useful date time calculation functions that can be very useful in any application.

Major Features:

1. Quick Objects - Time Zones library provides most accurate time zone conversions compared to any of the competing products.
2. Quick Objects - Time Zones does not rely on the windows operating system for time zone data and daylight savings rules. We have included the time zones data and their respective day light savings rules along with the library ensuring that you not only get the most accurate calculations but also the data and rules for such calculations.
3. If you have ever tried to rely on windows operating system to provide you the time zone differences you will know that windows operating system does not handle time zones with more than one daylight savings rule very gracefully. In fact, the updates that are applied to your system to update the DST rules, get rid of the old rules. This causes the old date times to be converted/calculated with new rules and can cause large amounts of inaccurate data in applications that are required to display/store date time values in multiple time zones.
4. Quick Objects - Time Zones component is designed to provide accurate time zone differences and rules are applied based on the date time being converted and not based on the current DST rule in affect.