Hi,
I'd love to see these in Joda-Time-Hibernate. Would you like commit 
rights to make it happen? Since I don't use hibernate, your probably 
closer to being able to test and check this than I would (and you have 
the itch...). Just drop me your sf name.

Stephen


Grégory Joseph wrote:
> Hi list,
> 
> This thread goes a long time back in time, and I actually add these
> custom types implemented a while ago too. I can't say they have been
> used much, because my own project ended up not using Periods and
> Durations - but they're there and unit tested (the tests don't
> completely test how they are represented in the db - I was lazy but
> could I could add that - but tests they can be written/retrieved).
> The thing is, these currently reside in a sub project of my own
> project, to which they're not related at all. And since I'm in the
> process of trying to re-focus my own project and get rid of
> unnecessary/unrelated stuff, I'd like to get this out of the way, and
> possibly contribute it back to jodatime/hibernate. (It's actually used
> by another of the module in berkano, but that one's already a
> candidate for being moved out of the main project:))
> 
> The source code is browsable at
> http://svn.berkano.codehaus.org/browse/berkano/berkano/trunk/berkano-tools/jodatime-hibernate
> Please tell me what you think - I've added my own abstract "helper"
> class, and maybe the current hibernate types could reuse it, or
> vice-versa of course :) (I remember we had a quick discussion here
> about whether or not to implement EnhancedUserType instead of the
> simple UserType, and Mario wouldn't remember the reason ;)) Same goes
> for tests.
> I'd love to contribute these to jodatime, in a way or another. For one
> thing it would make the jodatime-hibernate module slightly more
> complete, and it definitely belongs there rather that in berkano
> (which is supposedly a user management library meant for j2ee/webapps)
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> greg
> 
> On 21/12/05, Stephen Colebourne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>>Grégory Joseph wrote:
>>
>>>Any opinion re: the persistence of Periods ?
>>
>>I would just store them in the standard ISO format as returned by the
>>toString() method.
>>
>>Stephen
>>
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