That was a Jira I raised as a result of asking about it on this list. I did ask if there was a reason why a sql timestamp was shown as only a time, as java.sql.xxx provides Date, Time and Timestamp.
My understanding of this is that timestamp represents a date plus time whereas java.sql.time is a time of day which does not specify which day. Am I wrong? Cheers - Steve Martin Makundi wrote:
Hi! We were surprised to find SqlTimestampConverter changed: 1.4-rc2 DateFormat.getTimeInstance(dateFormat, locale); 1.4-rc4 DateFormat.getDateTimeInstance(dateFormat, timeFormat, locale); Maybe there could be a TimeToSqlTimestampConverter ... well, I'll just reuse the old class for a custom one. ** Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
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