On Saturday 26 April 2008 01:58:16 am Jody Garnett wrote:
> I have been a bit puzzled by some of the test failures, specifically
> FilterTest.testBBoxFilter.
and note FilterTest is out of the build, it was wrote by the guys that donated
the transaction support and was made against that custom layer I don't either
know about, and never got around porting it to our autogenerated test data
About date.. Saul, is calendar really needed? I understand the binding should
be either Date or javax.sql.TimeStamp and Calendar provides just a proper way
to deal with dates, but its not a data object itself?
> The two features being compared (and failing)
> are pretty much the same ... except for a Date comparison.
>
> The two dates look equal to the toString method; but on closer
> inspection they have different values for the internal "fastTime" field.
> - 1088924400500
> - 1088924400531
>
> It really feels like this is a date stamp of some sort that is being
> incorrectly provided as an attribute value.
> - the first feature is obtained by grabbing all the content and doing a
> BBOX filter on the client side
> - the second one is obtained using a BBOX filter
> - they have the same SDE.DELETE_ME.4 feature id
>
> I was thinking this was a date stamp but it looks like a programming bug
> ...
>
> AttributeImpl:DATE_COL=Sun Jul 04 00:00:00 PDT 2004
>
> Interestingly the values come out of the sdeAttReader as a
> GregorianCalendar; and the time field is empty. Chances are these are
> only suppoed to represent a specific Day and not a timestamp.
>
> Chased the code into SimpleFeatureBuilder, Converters,
>
> TemporalConverterFactory and the following block of code:
> > return target.getConstructor( new Class[] { Long.TYPE }
> > ).newInstance( new Object[]{ new Long( calendar.getTimeInMillis() ) }
>
> I will need to fix up this method to actually respect what the Calendar
> means - ie does not actually specify a time.
> Jody
>
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