We are using a nosql platform in which we shipped a LocalDate to another
server. The hashCode of LocalDate on the other server was different than
the one on my local server. I am still not why. The toString spit out
the exact same date AND on my local server when I serialize/deserialize,
the hashCode was still the same. It was only when I serialized the
LocalDate to another server and called hashcode that I received a
different result even though the toString is the exact same date on both
nodes.
Is LocalDate grabbing some different timezone from the local computer
instead of serializing and sending that date. All of this comes from
simple new LocalDate().plusOrMinusXXX(int x) calls. We don't use any
timezone stuff at this point though.
Thanks,
Dean
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