Problem:
- Doesn't accept any object of java.util.Date
- Doesn't handle strings
- Doesn't deal with timezones (when used with strings)
Fix:
- Grab timezones from strings (if any) and change to java.util.Date
- Use getTime() to get milliseconds value to get correct
Date/Time/Timestamp
The setObjects where java.util.Dates are passed in are very
straightforward.
The ones with the Strings passed in take a bit of work. I attempted to
follow the guidelines of the toDate/Time/Timestamp in ResultSet and
incorporated timezones into them.
Attached is the patch, please have a look.
Comments/suggestions always welcome.
Cheers,
Kim
