I've recently been having some trouble with bad dates being inserted into our Oracle 9i database and we are trying to figure out whether this is being caused by the database itself or something in the application code. The issue is that dates are being inserted either very far in the future or very far in the past: When the Object in question is modified, we create a new java.util.Date and set it in the object before committing: Date modifiedDate = new Date(); theObject.setModifiedDate( modifiedDate ); db.commit(); This should update the modified date to the current date, but instead we are seeing modified dates all the way up to the year 2030, and down to 2030 BC! Can anyone give me some information about how Castor handles Date inserts/updates? This will help me isolate where the problem is coming from: Application code, castor, the JDBC driver, the Oracle database itself, etc. Thanks, August
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