Hi,
Declare your date variables with full package names, instead of plain
Date type:
java.util.Date myDateVar = new java.util.Date();
That is necessary because you import both java.util and java.sql
and compiler cant decide wich Date class to use.
Cezar
On Mon, 23 Aug 1999, Duke Martin wrote:
> hi,
>
> one of my servlets uses a database. inside the servlet I am trying to use
> the Java.Util.Date class but when i compile i receive an error saying
> conflict between Java.Util.Date and Java.SQL.Date. I do not use
> Java.SQL.Date, however, i do use other classes within the Java.SQL package.
>
> Duke
>
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