Hi,
Can someone help me with the following problem:
If I construct an sql Timestamp with date 1th of january 1900 and throw it into
a LocalDate consturctor, it gives back the 31th of december 1899.
The obvious question: why? Is this a bug?
code to try out:
java.sql.Timestamp _1900_1_1 = new Timestamp(1900 - 1900,0,1,0,0,0,0);
LocalDate converted_1900_1_1 = new LocalDate(_1900_1_1);
System.out.println(_1900_1_1 + " vs " + converted_1900_1_1);
thanks in advance,
Michael Kinoo.
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