Hi Lee
Set your form property type to String. you could use "date" validation in
validation.xml. Whenever it's needed the type converting from String to Date
could be performed.
Nafise
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Thanks for your help. I changed the type to java.sql.Timestamp and my
problem went away.
I'm still having a tough time getting Hibernate to
prevent 2 users from changing the same data. For any kind souls who
know about such things, I've written up my problem on the hibernate
forum.
http://foru
I wonder if this has anything to do with what Joe Germuska explained
in a different thread:
"This is because the BeanUtils library *does* register a standard
converter for java.sql.Timestamp (as well as java.sql.Time and
java.sql.Date) but *does not* register a standard converter for
java.util.Dat
I have a date field: lastModDate
I am using dynaForms and have the following form:
My display of the form works fine. I can see the value...there are no
type issues.
When I try to save the value I get the following error:
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