RE: Re: RE: Re: Re: RMI SybTimestamp Exception

So the problem comes from the timestamp object (see accessDate field in 
TestBean class) which embeds a 
'com.sybase.jdbc3.tds.SybTimestamp' object.

you might try to put a standard object in setAccessDate() method rather 
than the driver specific one.

Regards;
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De :    <[email protected]>
A :     [email protected]
Date :  07/25/2011 15:01
Objet : [jonas] Re: RE: Re: Re: RMI SybTimestamp Exception



 
Find below 'getCreatedAdminUser()' Method  signature. 
public ArrayList<TestBean> getCreatedAdminUser(String language, String 
sort,
String direction){

The method getCreatedAdminUser() is returning an "ArrayList<TestBean>" 
where
inside the TestBean Class :


import java.sql.Timestamp;

public Timestamp getAccessDate() {
                 return accessDate;
}

public void setAccessDate(Timestamp accessDate) {
                 this. accessDate = accessDate;
}

Note that we are running the same application using Sybase jconn2.jar JDBC
driver and we aren't facing the reported exception!

Best Regards