[Andromda-devel] AndroMDA/JIRA Created: (SPRING-162) Conflict between Calendar and Date types on value object constructors

[Sandra Mart?n Ruiz (JIRA)]

Conflict between Calendar and Date types on value object constructors
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         Key: SPRING-162
         URL: http://jira.andromda.org/browse/SPRING-162
     Project: Spring Cartridge
        Type: Bug

    Versions: 3.2-RC1    
 Environment: Windows XP
Maven 1.0.2
    Reporter: Sandra Martín Ruiz
 Assigned to: Chad Brandon 


When I create a value object with "Date" attributes in my model, the class of 
this value object is created with "Calendar" attributes.
Some days ago, there were no problems because on to__VO methods when an 
instanced was created, constructor call was made without typecasting for null 
values:

              public com.project.vo.ObjetoComisionVO toObjetoComisionVO(final 
com.project.domain.ObjetoComision entity)   {
         com.project.vo.ObjetoComisionVO objetoComisionVO = new 
com.project.vo.ObjetoComisionVO(
                entity.getDescription(),
                 null,   <-----
                 );
        return objetoComisionVO;
}

public ObjetoComisionVO(java.lang.String description, java.util.Calendar day) {
 ....
}



public com.project.vo.ObjetoComisionVO toObjetoComisionVO(final 
com.project.domain.ObjetoComision entity)
    {
        com.project.vo.ObjetoComisionVO objetoComisionVO = new 
com.project.vo.ObjetoComisionVO(
                entity.getDescription(),
                 (java.util.Date) null,   <----- !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Error
                 );
        return objetoComisionVO;
}

public ObjetoComisionVO(java.lang.String description, java.util.Calendar day) {
 ....
}


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