In NetD, if a data object had a date field, you could set it with
setValue("FIELD", new CSpDatetime())
What is passed in for Jato's version? The arguments are
setValue(String, Object) . So what Object is expected here?
A Date? A Calendar? A String representing the date?
Thanks.
See TypeConverter class for all types which JATO normally deals with
including the JDBC SQL based date/time types. For setValue you pass in the
java.sql.Date for a SQL Model field which is of type DATE
matt
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> What is passed in for Jato's version? The arguments are
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> A Date? A Calendar? A String representing the date?
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One note: if you try to pass another tyoe into QueryModel.setValue() where
the field type is set to date, the TypeConverter will attempt to coerce the
type to java.sql.Date. Therefore, you should be able to use the
well-documented sql.Date String representation format as an alternative (see
Javadoc for java.sql.Date). In fact, this was the real reason behind our
choice to use java.sql.Date over java.util.Date, since the latter has no
firm string mapping (it is based on locale, and used only for output
representation).
Todd
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> See TypeConverter class for all types which JATO normally deals with
> including the JDBC SQL based date/time types. For setValue you pass in
the
> java.sql.Date for a SQL Model field which is of type DATE
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> matt
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> > What is passed in for Jato's version? The arguments are
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