Dunno what DB you're on, but the DB will store the timestamp based on the
JDBC driver/format your DB wants.
On the retrieving of the Timestamp be sure that you're calling it the right
way, OJB does nothing to remove information, if it doesn't come back from
you DB, it's not going to show up.
R
On 8/2/04 8:15 PM, "Kalichar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a simple POJO that is defined in Oracle as DATE_TEST {ID, CREATED} of
> type {NUMBER (9), DATE}. The equivalent POJO is:
>
> class DateTest {
> public Integer ID;
> public Timestamp created;
>
> // Evuivalent getter/setters
> ....
> }
>
> repository mapping file is defined as follows:
> <field-descriptor id="2"
> name="created"
> column="CREATED"
> jdbc-type="TIMESTAMP"
> />
>
>
> I am hoping to store the Date in the format yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss. How can I
> accomplish this. When I attempt to store my POJO, it stores it in a different
> format and while retrieving it, I seem to lose the "HH:mm:ss".
>
> Any assitance in the matter would be great. Thanks in advance.
> Kalichar
>
>
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