Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-03-15 Thread Jason Bennett
Stephen Colebourne scolebourne at joda.org writes: Try checking the SVN repository. I believe it was checked in. Thanks. The hibernate project page points to the old CVS repository, and I couldn't find it in the SVN repository. Unfortunately, SF has it's usual brokenness with the web CVS

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-03-15 Thread Jason Bennett
Stephen Colebourne scolebourne at joda.org writes: Try checking the SVN repository. I believe it was checked in. Ok, I found it. The trick is, the SVN link from the website takes you to trunk/JodaTime, while the contrib is a level up at trunk/JodaTimeContrib. It's all there, though. Thanks for

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-03-15 Thread Stephen Colebourne
Jason Bennett wrote: ...you might want to update the webpage. Done. Stephen - Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT Join SourceForge.net's Techsay panel and you'll get the chance to share your opinions on IT

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-03-14 Thread Jason Bennett
Mario Ivankovits mario at ops.co.at writes: If you don't mind I will mail you offlist my three classes. Great! Thanks! Hey guys, what's the status of this? Has it been checked in to CVS or made available? jason - Take

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-03-14 Thread Stephen Colebourne
Jason Bennett wrote: Mario Ivankovits mario at ops.co.at writes: If you don't mind I will mail you offlist my three classes. Great! Thanks! Hey guys, what's the status of this? Has it been checked in to CVS or made available? Try checking the SVN repository. I believe it was checked in.

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-02-13 Thread Paul Hill
On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 22:08 +0100, Mario Ivankovits wrote: PersistentLocalTimeAsTime PersistentLocalTimeExact PersistentLocalTimeAsString Swt! -Paul - Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-01-31 Thread Ignacio Coloma
Hi, I was looking at the joda hibernate project, and already implemented my own persister for LocalTime and Duration (taking the great current implementation as starting point). A couple of things could be improved imho: * The persisters extend EnhancedUserType, but they could extend UserType

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-01-31 Thread Mario Ivankovits
Hi Ignacio! * The persisters extend EnhancedUserType, but they could extend UserType (the extra methods are not used) I am still not sure about it. The documentation of EnhancedUserType shows, that such types can be used as identifier or discriminator, so I assumed that this is not the case

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-01-31 Thread Ignacio Coloma
Hi Mario :) * The persisters extend EnhancedUserType, but they could extend UserType (the extra methods are not used) I am still not sure about it. The documentation of EnhancedUserType shows, that such types can be used as identifier or discriminator, so I assumed that this is not the

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-01-31 Thread Mario Ivankovits
Hi! Ok, ok, I know, I am lazy. Sorry for this. I'll have a look at it. Lazy? Your implementation is great! I only added some tuning. :-) But I AM lazy, yesterday I thought about cleaning up the object hierarchy but well ... you've seen what happened ;-) If you don't mind I

Re: [Joda-interest] added hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate

2007-01-30 Thread Stephen Colebourne
Mario Ivankovits wrote: I finally managed to find some time to create hibernate persister for LocalTime and LocalDate. Sorry to everyone who put some time into this too!!! There are a couple of new classes: org.joda.time.contrib.hibernate.PersistentLocalDate which simply puts a LocalDate