java.util.Date exists simply to *store* dates, the calendar class and
the dateFormat class exist to *manipulate* dates. java.sql.Date exists
because SQL has different conventions for storing a date than the JVM.
The Java API docs for java.util.Date explain the deprecated methods.
"Prior to JDK
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java.sql.Date is a subclass of java.util.Date (as is java.sql.TimeStamp) and
as far as I can see, is the only reason for the latter's existence. As
David Flannigan points out in "Java In A Nutshell, 4th Ed" (O'Re
y way!) for
nanoseconds...
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java.sql.Date is a subclass of java.util.Date (as is java.sql.TimeStamp) and
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What are you talking about? I assume you mean the java.util.Date
class. This class is anything but deprecated, it is the de facto method
of storing a date in Java. The reason it has a lot of deprecated methods
and constructor
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If you want to use Locale aware conversions perhaps you should be using
LocaleBeanUtils rather than BeanUtils. You shou
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Drink more microbrew.
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Why are you guys continuing to advocate the use of a deprecated class? Look
at the API!
Mark
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If you want to
Drink more microbrew.
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Thanks.
I can't wait till the pain is over and the euphoric numbing takes
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I feel your pain, dude.
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Mic
I feel your pain, dude.
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I guess that is what I will have to do and re-visit this later. I _do_ thank
you for your help
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I'd advise that, since you are under a deadline here, that you change the
type from Date to String and do the conversions in your Action class. At
least u
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I just tried again, and get the BeanUtils.populate error. No other
stacktrace. I really hate that. It tells me nothing about the actual error,
and it seems to be somewhere in the Controller I think
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Yes, you would have to change all references in any class.
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Yes, you would have to change all references in any class.
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I will try that, but would I also have to change my
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Mick,
Have you tried using the BeanUtils converters. From the docs:
*org.apache.commons.beanutils.loca
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your own DateUtilities.
HTH.
Gareth.
Mick Knutson wrote:
Is there already a set of DateUtilities for ActionForms?
I am finding myself converting to and from Strings and also
reformating my Dates to and from my DB.
I am using EntityBeans and ValueObjects with my ActionForms, so to
keep the ty
try changing
to
Mark
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Here is my JSP:
My DynaForm
Here is my JSP:
My DynaForm declaration:
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Post the relevant code and let's see what we can do...
Mark
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Then why are the months hard-coded?
I am really
Thanks for sharing. I am working on this right now...
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Nice utils, Ted! Thanks for sharing.
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I started a helper class here:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin
kicking my butt.
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I wrote a simple conversion method and pass
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I wrote a simp
new Integer(( String ) st.nextElement() )).intValue();
return( cal.set( year, month + 1, date ));
}
Easy, heh? You could also use regular expressions if you are using JDK 1.4.
Mark
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Is there already a set of DateUtilities for ActionForms?
I am finding myself converting to and from Strings and also reformating my
Dates to and from my DB.
I am using EntityBeans and ValueObjects with my ActionForms, so to keep the
types in synch, it seems I have to do serious conversion all
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