Hi All,
I'm using Joda-time 1.5 with joda-time-hibernate 1.0 on my AppFuse 2.0 + Struts
2 project. My app server is Tomcat 5.5 and the
DB is Postgresql 8.1
I am using the joda LocalDateTime throughout my app and am trying to persist it
to the Database using PersistentDateTime
(observing that there appears to be no PersistentLocalDateTime class).
However, when Hibernate comes to save my model class
containing a couple of LocalDateTime attributes, I get an exception:
"no instant converter found for type: org.joda.time.LocalDateTime".
I can provide the full stack trace if required.
My model class has its LocalDateTime attributes defined the along the lines of
the following:
LocalDateTime arrivalDateTime;
@Type(type="JodaLocalDateTime")
@Column(name="arrival_date_time")
LocalDateTime getArrivalDateTime() {
return arrivalDateTime;
}
In my model package, I have the following in "package-info.java":
@TypeDefs {
@TypeDef(name = "JodaLocalDateTime", typeClass = PersistentDateTime.class)
}
My DB has been built via Hibernate + Maven using the hibernate3:hbm2ddl task
and the columns created for my LocalDateTime
attributes were given the "Timestamp without timezone" type which seems correct
to me.
>From my reading of the Joda Time JavaDoc, a LocalDateTime class should be
>persisted using a "partial" converter rather than the
"instant" converter that is being selected. However, I'm not sure how to get
it to choose the right converter.
I suspect that I'm doing something fundamentally wrong here, can someone point
out what it is?
Cheers,
Rob Hills
Waikiki, Western Australia
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