>I believe there a standard map for JDBC types to Java types.
I put this together this morning. It is incomplete though.
<!-- java.sql.Types Java Type MySQL Type
-->
<!--
-->
<!-- BIT boolean BIT
-->
<!-- TINYINT byte TINYINT
-->
<!-- SMALLINT short SMALLINT
-->
<!-- INTEGER int INTEGER or INT
-->
<!-- BIGINT long BIGINT
-->
<!-- FLOAT double FLOAT
-->
<!-- REAL ? REAL
-->
<!-- DOUBLE double DOUBLE
-->
<!-- NUMERIC ? NUMERIC
-->
<!-- DECIMAL math.BigDecimal DECIMAL
-->
<!-- CHAR String CHAR
-->
<!-- VARCHAR String VARCHAR
-->
<!-- LONGVARCHAR String TEXT, MEDIUMTEXT, LONGTEXT
-->
<!-- DATE sql.Date DATE
-->
<!-- TIME sql.Time TIME
-->
<!-- TIMESTAMP sql.TimeStamp TIMESTAMP
-->
<!-- BINARY byte[] ?
-->
<!-- VARBINARY byte[] ?
-->
<!-- LONGVARBINARY byte[] ?
-->
<!-- NULL ? ?
-->
<!-- OTHER Object ?
-->
<!-- JAVAOBJECT Object ?
-->
<!-- DISTINCT ? ?
-->
<!-- STRUCT ? ?
-->
<!-- ARRAY ? ?
-->
<!-- BLOB ? ?
-->
<!-- CLOB ? ?
-->
<!-- REF ? ?
-->
Cameron Riley
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