Re: [Rife-users] java.util.Date in named output bean

[Geert Bevin]

Hi Henk,

this seems to be a regression bug that creeped in a little while ago,  
can you please file a Jira issue for this?

Best regards,

Geert

On 11 Jan 2007, at 20:39, Henk wrote:

Hi,

is it possible that, when using a named output bean, an object of  
type java.util.Date does not get transfered ?
I print out the bean properties when creating and everything is  
filled in.  When I print them out in the receiving element, only  
the String, Integer and boolean values show up.  The dates are null.

What can this be ? I'm using the 1.6 snapshot dated 20070110

thanks

Henk

This is my bean :

public class FilterBean {
   private Date startdate=null;
   private Date enddate=null;
   private String test=null;
   private Integer bandID=null;
   private boolean confirmed=false;
     public FilterBean() {
         }

   public Date getStartdate() {
       return startdate;
   }

   public void setStartdate(Date startdate) {
       this.startdate = startdate;
   }

   public String getTest() {
       return test;
   }

   public void setTest(String test) {
       this.test = test;
   }
     public String toString() {
       return "Filter params : " + getStartdate() + ","+ getEnddate 
() + "," + bandID + ","+isConfirmed()+","+getTest();
   }

   public Integer getBandID() {
       return bandID;
   }

   public void setBandID(Integer bandID) {
       this.bandID = bandID;
   }

   public boolean isConfirmed() {
       return confirmed;
   }

   public void setConfirmed(boolean confirmed) {
       this.confirmed = confirmed;
   }

   public Date getEnddate() {
       return enddate;
   }

   public void setEnddate(Date enddate) {
       this.enddate = enddate;
   }

}

public class FilterBean {
   private Date startdate=null;
   private Date enddate=null;
   private String test=null;
   private Integer bandID=null;
   private boolean confirmed=false;
     public FilterBean() {
         }

   public Date getStartdate() {
       return startdate;
   }

   public void setStartdate(Date startdate) {
       this.startdate = startdate;
   }

   public String getTest() {
       return test;
   }

   public void setTest(String test) {
       this.test = test;
   }
     public String toString() {
       return "Filter params : " + getStartdate() + ","+ getEnddate 
() + "," + bandID + ","+isConfirmed()+","+getTest();
   }

   public Integer getBandID() {
       return bandID;
   }

   public void setBandID(Integer bandID) {
       this.bandID = bandID;
   }

   public boolean isConfirmed() {
       return confirmed;
   }

   public void setConfirmed(boolean confirmed) {
       this.confirmed = confirmed;
   }

   public Date getEnddate() {
       return enddate;
   }

   public void setEnddate(Date enddate) {
       this.enddate = enddate;
   }

}

This is my bean :

public class FilterBean {
   private Date startdate=null;
   private Date enddate=null;
   private String test=null;
   private Integer bandID=null;
   private boolean confirmed=false;
     public FilterBean() {
         }

   public Date getStartdate() {
       return startdate;
   }

   public void setStartdate(Date startdate) {
       this.startdate = startdate;
   }

   public String getTest() {
       return test;
   }

   public void setTest(String test) {
       this.test = test;
   }
     public String toString() {
       return "Filter params : " + getStartdate() + ","+ getEnddate 
() + "," + bandID + ","+isConfirmed()+","+getTest();
   }

   public Integer getBandID() {
       return bandID;
   }

   public void setBandID(Integer bandID) {
       this.bandID = bandID;
   }

   public boolean isConfirmed() {
       return confirmed;
   }

   public void setConfirmed(boolean confirmed) {
       this.confirmed = confirmed;
   }

   public Date getEnddate() {
       return enddate;
   }

   public void setEnddate(Date enddate) {
       this.enddate = enddate;
   }

}

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