The event in question came in from localhost via send-event.pl through
eventd's TCP event receiver:
> 2010-02-18 17:14:53,999 DEBUG [Event TCP
> Receiver[5817][127.0.0.1:55773]] TcpStreamHandler: Event record
> converted
...
> 2010-02-18 17:14:53,999 DEBUG [EventHandlerPool-fiber1]
> DefaultEventHandlerImpl: src = perl_send_event
It looks like send-event.pl might not encode the date right as you point
out:
> 2010-02-18 17:14:54,001 WARN [EventHandlerPool-fiber1]
> JdbcEventWriter: Failed to convert time Thursday, February 18, 2010
> 5:14:53 PM GMT to Timestamp, setting current time instead. Exception:
> java.text.ParseException: Unparseable date: "Thursday, February 18,
> 2010 5:14:53 PM GMT"
Please open a bug and we'll take a look at it. I wonder if the problem
might be that the time is encoded as "5:14:53 PM" instead of "17:14:53".
Regarding this question:
> * Question: Is there any particular reason the Date is stored this
> way internally?
In this case, the date is coming in via XML, so we have to convert what
comes in via XML into Java objects, and this is where the exception is
happening in your case.
- djg
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