Hey all,
when my entity model is mapping one SpringData Auditable joda.DateTime property:
I got back a
Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: Unable to convert between net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.DateTime and BINARY.
(and FYI @Temporal is refused for the joda.DateTime)
but when I switch type with a usual/classical java.util.Date, I don't have anymore this problem...
so two questions:
- Has anyone ever experienced and solved this JodaTime + JTDS driver issue ?
- What about evolving the Interface: Auditable<U,ID extends Serializable> as a
Auditable<U,ID extends Serializable, DATE> allowing any implementation to choose its dedicated type for mapping dates ?
I'll try to put an adapter pattern between both types, providing conversion functionnalities... keep you informed...
Sincerely
i42
when my entity model is mapping one SpringData Auditable joda.DateTime property:
Code:
@Column(name="LAST_MODIFIED_DATE")
@Getter @Setter
//private Date lastModifiedDate;
private DateTime lastModifiedDate;Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: Unable to convert between net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.DateTime and BINARY.
(and FYI @Temporal is refused for the joda.DateTime)
but when I switch type with a usual/classical java.util.Date, I don't have anymore this problem...
so two questions:
- Has anyone ever experienced and solved this JodaTime + JTDS driver issue ?
- What about evolving the Interface: Auditable<U,ID extends Serializable> as a
Auditable<U,ID extends Serializable, DATE> allowing any implementation to choose its dedicated type for mapping dates ?
I'll try to put an adapter pattern between both types, providing conversion functionnalities... keep you informed...
Sincerely
i42