> But up to now the worst is when using a java.sql.ResultSet and asking calling > getTimestamp which now returns a Date instead of a Timestamp. wait ... what? the signature for that method is java.sql.Timestamp -- it can't return a date. Are you saying you're getting a ClassCastException from inside your jdbc driver in your driver's IMPLEMENTATION of getTimestamp?
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