Hi Jeroen and Dan:
Thank you for your help. Joda types works well in my case.
Best Regards
Alain
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发件人: Dan Haywood [mailto:d...@haywood-associates.co.uk]
发送时间: 2013年5月6日 22:35
收件人: users
主题: Re: org.apache.isis.applib.value.Date Or DateTime in JDO with postgres
database
The
The bytea is a byte array, which is the default way that JDO/DN stores
serializable objects. I'm guessing that the IsisDateMapping isn't
configured correctly, for some reason.
But, as Jeroen says, I suggest you go with the Joda types.
And I've been wondering if we should have a vote on whether t
Hi Alain,
Looking at the IsisDateMapping it should store as a Long in in the database
so I don't know why you get the bytea.
In our current project we moved away from the applib Data/Time classes and
now use the excellent Joda types. This is supported natively by Datanucleus.
If you want to furt
Hi Dan:
What’s the default data type will be used when model a filed with type org.
apache.isis.applib.value.Date Or DateTime in JDO dataobject store?
I have found that “bytea” will be used in Postgres Database with JDO
object store.I needs date or datetime datatype in postgres databse,can yo