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type XMLGregorianCalendar

A quick note, which extends the use of web services such as JAX-WS when they use types of dates.

dates are relatively common in data management applications: weird dates have not generally need a precision to the millisecond. Personally, I always struggle to understand how age with ten years of Java can be as complicated as a basic functionality.

Recently, I discovered that for a specified date in the WSDL type xml xsd: date, were obtained with the utility of jBoss wsconsume XMLGregorianCalendar Java type. This also seems to be the standard for web services.

Given the difficulties encountered to make a type java.util.Date, I preferred to share this information. Either a

dateWSNaissance XMLGregorianCalendar from my Web Service.

For its value to type Date: Date myDate =

dateWSNaissance (). ToGregorianCalendar (). GetTime ();

In the return direction, to transform a date XMLGregorianCalendar is longer:

GregorianCalendar = new GregorianCalendar GCalendar ();

gCalendar.setTime (myDate);

dateWSNaissance DatatypeFactory.newInstance = (). NewXMLGregorianCalendar (GCalendar)

That's it for this post.

I recall the address of my tutorial on web services with JAX-WS: Tutorial Web Service with JBoss 4.2 .

I also have a long tutorial on the 7-step implementation of web services with Axis2, which begins with this note: Web Services with Axis2 Tutorial: Contract First Approach