When retrieving a date using the ResultSet.getDate() method, I found that sometimes, my date was off by one day. If I expected 2008-04-01, it would return 2008-03-31. This did not occur for every row I read though.
In production mode, I will be going across networks, so I was using the remote access mode for testing:
jdbc:dbf://localhost:3099/c:/work/cnecs/database/data/
However, if I change the URL to the following, then the dates come back correctly:
jdbc:dbf:/c:/work/cnecs/database/data/
Could this be a Java serialization problem? Can you please look at this and see if it is possible to fix?
Thanks,
Steve
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A co-worker helped me solve my problem.
My server side was running under 1.6 JVM. My client side was 1.4 JVM. It appears they are not necessarily backwards compatible.
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Your server side and client side should be on different time zone.
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