Hi,
cannot say I understand your statement about "cannot
go to the timestamp format", but
1. are you using java.util and java.sql Dates
correctly?
2. you can always new Timestamp( d.getTime().getTiem()
) to create a Timestamp if all else fails!
3. If you are using Oracle, I believe timestamp is
really used and not a date.
ron
--- Ishfaq Ahmed Lone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I am passing a date value(Date object) from a jsp to
> a bean(session) method
> ,but it is giving IllegalArgumentEexception , asking
> for the Timestamp
> object format, even though my bean method has a Date
> field argument.
>
> i cant go to the timestamp format, Can anyone help
> me out how to make it
> work with Date object only.
> Thanx in advance
>
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