I'm developing a .net client, It acces to a java (axis) web service.
The web service, return dates in a object in GMT by example:
2006-07-13T12:10:22.000Z
But, by default, the proxy class generated in my .net client don't
understand of timezones and don't parse it to my timezone. How can I do a
custom deserialization?
Thanks in advance
Are you using a DateTime as a parameter?
If so, and that your time looks in the standard ISO format, it should be
able to parse..
If you are using simple string as a parameter, DateTime.Parse should work.
Once you have the DateTime instance, you can use the method ToLocalTime to
get the time in your local timezone.
What's the problem that you are facing?

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