Yep, I figured out this later... the solution I found is to create a
subclass from Date, override the toString() method and create a custom
convertion between the SQL DATE type and my CustomDate java class.
I mean I had no interest on manipulating the date, i just wanted to have
it in a String in o
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> When I obtain a date throw OJB its format changes from the original
> configured in the DB. I mean my postgres DB is set to show dates
> in a "dd/mm/" format an OJB shows a "-mm-dd" format.
> Is there anyway to configure OJB to work with a particular date format
> or do I have to do th
hi martin,
ojb does not use the dateformat defined in the database.
jakob
Martin I. Levi wrote:
Hi!
When I obtain a date throw OJB its format changes from the original
configured in the DB. I mean my postgres DB is set to show dates
in a "dd/mm/" format an OJB shows a "-mm-dd" format.
Is th