JDBC & Date/Time
I'm using PostGRESQLJDBC v. 8.2-505 ... a very recent JDBC driver, and the methods supplied in the ResultSet class include a getTime() method, which returns a 'Time' instance, and a getDate() method, which returns a 'Date' instance (assuming that I pass each method the name of a column within the result set corresponding to a date or time in the database).
Problem: Date and Time are both basically deprecated in favor of the 'Calendar' class. JDBC is fairly standarized, even between databases, yes? I'm a little new here to java... is there any kind of accepted practice here? There certainly isn't a getCalendar() method...
What is the standard way of wrapping time/date results from a database into a Java 'Calendar'? Please also note that the time and date values come from 2 different columns in the database in order to maintain SQL-cross compatibility... Please don't tell me I need to start parsing strings, here.
