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  • Subject: jodaLocalDate question
  • From: Theodore Petrosky <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2011 06:49:08 -0800 (PST)

I am trying to use a JodaLocalDate in my app. I changed my postgresql db to have date columns and bound them in Entity Modeler to jodaLocalDate prototype.

I have a datepicker that i use to select the date in question. I have not been able to use the datepicker and bind the value directly to my LocalDate method. I keep getting an error that it was expecting a LocalDate but received a NSTimestamp and that this can happen if you forget to use a formatter. I am using a formatter. so I changed to a method that accepts a NSTimestamp and I am converting to a LocalDate. I want to use the LocalDate in my query.

But now my query returns an error:
Error:	 java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: Class er.prototypes.ValueConversion does not implement method jodaLocalDate
Reason:	 Class er.prototypes.ValueConversion does not implement method jodaLocalDate

I downloaded (svn from the prescribed location in the WIKI) and compile. I checked the er prototypes valueconversion and indeed the methods for Joda are there (	public static Date jodaLocalDate(LocalDate value) {)

1. should I be able to use a method :

	public void setReportDate(LocalDate rDate) {

		this.reportDate = rDate;

	}

	public LocalDate reportDate() {
		return  reportDate;
	}

and bind this to the value of the AjaxDatePicker? If yes, HOW. I keep getting an error about the missing formatter.

if no then Why do I get this error about the missing valueConversion?

I could use some help before I go mad.

That said, what I am trying to do is use a date column in my postgresql database. I don't need timestamps. Is there a way to do this?

Ted




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