i've read the thread talking about java.sql.Timestamp and writing a custom handler to resolve the marshalling and unmarshalling issue. here's the link:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg09433.html however, i use this timestamp field with both xml marshalling and the castor JDO. i believe that the approach listed before mentioned having the mapping relate to a String object... so there are any other caveats out there related to the JDO side of things? in the end, i need to list the field as type java.sql.Timestamp, not String. i guess i could have a separate mapping file for the entire XML transformation, but that means that it would require the two being in sync and could result in manual errors. last - the formatting in DateFieldHandler, is that a std format? (ie. "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS"). just wondering... i just haven't seen that 'T' anywhere else. chris
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