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 Bug 40 : java.util.Date ... actually returned as java.sql.Timestamp.
Priority 
Medium
 Reported Version 
 
 Logged By 
Rob
Status 
Fixed
 Fixed Version 
0.9.6
 Assigned To 
 
Product 
Ebean - core
 Duplicate Of 
 
 Created 
22/02/2008
Updated 
22/02/2008
 Type 
Bug
  
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This was not picked up as java.sql.Timestamp actually extends java.util.Date so there is actually no error reported etc.

The issue is that I would really expect a real java.util.Date rather than a Timestamp noting that they are logically different (even though Timestamp extends java.util.Date).

Could cause issues with equality tests etc.
 
Rob 22 Feb 05:32
Fixed in 0.9.5b.

Issue being the ScalarTypeUtilDate ... change isJdbcNative from true to false. This causes the automatic conversion to occur.

Rob 22 Feb 05:34
Notes: ScalarType changes...

I am looking to change the ScalarType interface... to make them more functional in regards to JDBC reading from result sets and binding to preparedStatements.

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