OK, I looked at the mapping.xml files for both java and mysql. what I don't understand is that in both xml files it appears that whether I designate an attribute a type Datetime[datatype] or a Timestamp[datatype] it will map the attribute to a java.sql.Timestamp in the javamapping.xml file and to just TIMESTAMP in the MySQLMapping.xml file. Is one overwriting the other? Or, is there another problem. I don't see what could be remapped except to make the two files match each other. Do you see a problem with that?
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