Julian Date and BSSV

[Andrew2009]

My date data dictionary is of type Julian. After I get it back in my BSSV as a java.util.Date object, do I need to convert it to Gregorian Date and if so, how?

Thanks

I'm using E900 and JDeveloper 11g.

 

[78aspide78]

Hi,
as previus answered to your question on oracle forum....

Published VO use java type, Internal VO use JDE Type.

To achive the conversion from the java date use getTime() as below:
InternalVO.setOrderDate_DRQJ(this.getOrderDate().getTime());


Best Regards.

Bruno Condemi

 

[deniko]

Bruno's answer is correct, but it's always better to check for null value before trying to convert in order to avoid an exception.

==
if(this.getOrderDate()!=null)
InternalVO.setOrderDate_DRQJ(this.getOrderDate().getTime());
==

I usually create a second accessor with Calendar type:

==
public void setOrderDate_DRQJ(Calendar dateCalendar)
{
if(dateCalendar ==null)
this.orderDate_DRQJ = null;
else
this.orderDate_DRQJ = dateCalendar.getTime();
}
==

Having created this second accessor for InternalVO data type, you assign JDE date with Java date simply as:

InternalVO.setOrderDate_DRQJ(this.getOrderDate());