gpx time format .xxx--1:00 vs Z?

Asked by ceg

Exporting to a .gpx file with igotu2gpx produces lines like

<time>2009-12-25T12:29:26.000--1:00</time>

in the gpx file and the file could not be imported into "mytourbook" (GPL java app from http://mytourbook.sourceforge.net), until I changed those lines to look like in the gpx example in the wikipedia article:

<time>2009-12-25T12:29:26Z</time>

Does igotu2gpx produce an alternative format? It seems to work with viking, should it work with any other app, too?

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Best Michael Hofmann (mh21) said :
#1

Hi ceg,

thanks for your question.

If you set the timezone to gmt+-0 in the preferences dialog (which
should be the default setting), the data/time format should change to
<time>2009-12-25T12:29:26.000Z</time> which should be readable by most
applications.

Does this solve your problem?

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ceg (ceg) said :
#2

Thank you for providing an answer.
I could try it now, and it seems to work with "GMT+-0" including the .000 miliseconds just fine.

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ceg (ceg) said :
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Thanks Michael Hofmann, that solved my question.