BeanUtils.copyProperties( fooBean, barBean); fooBean.setDate(barBean.getDate());
beanutils would still be doing most the work for you.
On 7 Jan 2004, at 23:32, Larry Meadors wrote:
Yeah, beanutils is a pain that way.
It does the same (and worse IMO) with other data types (i.e., set "fred"
into an Integer, and it becomes 0, not null, and no exception is
thrown).
You might want to try PropertyUtils.copyProperties() instead.
It *might* work.
Larry
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/07/04 3:22 PM >>>I'm doing a copyProperties to an Entity from a DTO. Why is it that if a date field is null, a date is returned as if I had passed a value of 0 to the copy method for the date. I.E. I passed a null date into copyProperties, but I got back a non-null date.
What gives?
Thx, /tim
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