Jdbc date minus nowDate

I am trying to rest todays date minus a date coming from mySQL data base:
// I get no.sentDate in the format YYYY - MM - DD
conWorkPartyID = con.createStatement(ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY, ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY);
String sWorkOrderID = "select co.orderPartyid, no.workOrderListPartyid, wl.workOrdListDesc, no.sentDate from contractorOrders as co "+
"left join newOrders as no on no.orderPartyid = co.orderPartyid "+
"left join workOrderList as wl on wl.workOrderListPartyID = no.workOrderListPartyid "+
"where co.flagSentToContractor = 0 and co.contractorPartyid =" + sCompany;
cWorkPartyID = conWorkPartyID.executeQuery(sWorkOrderID);
while(cWorkPartyID.next()){              
//this is the date that i need, which comes from db
Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
Date dateTest = cWorkPartyID.getDate("no.sentDate", cal);
//get today's date
Date Now = new Date();
//rest today's date minus the date coming from db
cal.setTime(new Date(Now.getTime() - dateTest.getTime()));
//difference = cal.getTime();
//stores the years difference, which probably won't be needed
int year = cal.get(Calendar.YEAR);
//the varible months stores the months which probably won't be needed
int month = cal.get(Calendar.MONTH);
//the varible day stores who many days difference are there
int day = cal.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH);
System.out.println("and the difference between the insertDate and the today is in days: "
+ String.valueOf(day));
and the error is a java.lang.NullPointerException, any suggestions to change the above will be very much appreciated.
Thank you

Thanks for the reply, I found the problem, i was returning no.sentDate in the form YYYY-MM-DD and method getTime doesn't like so it was returning null, so what I have done was cast(no.sentDate as datetime) and also store the difference of the dates as a long variable as I need the difference between the dates not the day of the month.
My code now looks like this:
conWorkPartyID = con.createStatement(ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY, ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY);
String sWorkOrderID = "select co.orderPartyid, no.workOrderListPartyid, wl.workOrdListDesc, cast(no.sentDate as datetime) as newDate from contractorOrders as co "+
"left join newOrders as no on no.orderPartyid = co.orderPartyid "+
"left join workOrderList as wl on wl.workOrderListPartyID = no.workOrderListPartyid "+
"where co.flagSentToContractor = 0 and co.contractorPartyid =" + sCompany;
cWorkPartyID = conWorkPartyID.executeQuery(sWorkOrderID);
while(cWorkPartyID.next()){              
Object x = cWorkPartyID.getObject("co.orderPartyid");
Object y = cWorkPartyID.getObject("no.workOrderListPartyid");
Object z = cWorkPartyID.getObject("wl.workOrdListDesc");
Date dateTest = cWorkPartyID.getDate("newDate");
Date Now = new Date();
System.out.println("dateTest is: " + dateTest.getTime());
long dif = ((Now.getTime() - dateTest.getTime())/86400000);// milliseconds to days
System.out.println("Order PartyID that require your attention is : "+ x + " and workOrderPartyid: " + y +" and WorkOrderListDesc: "
+ z + " and the sent date is: "+ dateTest + "and the difference between the insertDate and the today is in days: "
+ dif);
cWorkPartyID.close();
Any other suggestions are welcome.
Thanks for answering so soon.
Good night!

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         ... 23 more
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    Hi,
    As part of one of the e-commerce implementations, we are implementing a delta pipeline which reads the data from the database views. We plan to crawl the data with the help of CAS JDBC data source. In order to optimize the data reads, we want to use the CAS capabilities of incremental crawl. We rely on CAS to be able to identify the updates available in the subsequent incremental crawl and only read the updated data for any given crawl unless we force a full crawl.
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    Hope this helps!!
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  • Getting JDBC data source from PersistenceUnit

    I have an application accessing a database, and am using JPA to read/write/update records in the database.
    Some of the database tables use stored procedures to perform complex computations across entire
    database tables, and I need to call these stored procedures when I the user does certain operations,
    such as cloning an object and all its associated data. To call the stored procedures I use the same
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    Is there any way to get that DataSource from the PersistenceUnit?
    Since I do not know how to do this I am currently using @Resource DataSource annotations to get the JDBC
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