OSB DB-Adapter and a date column: JCA exception ISO 8601 date format?

Hello
I work with Oracle Service Bus (eclipse oepe and jdev)
On database side I've a view with a date column (datatype=date!)
With JDev I create a DB Adapter with a select operation on that view. This db adapter can be successfully generated.
Now I import the generated artefacts (xsd, wsdl, jca) into my eclipse service-bus-project. Then I generate a business service based on the jca. Also this works fine.
Then I deploy the project to my developement osb. Also this works fine.
When I test my business service (osb test console), I get a runtime error:
Exception: com.bea.wli.sb.transports.jca.JCATransportException: oracle.tip.adapter.sa.api.JCABindingException:
Exception Description: The object [03.07.70], of class [class java.lang.String], from mapping [org.eclipse.persistence.mappings.DirectToFieldMapping[geburtsdatum-->XYZ_VIW.GEBURTSDATUM]] with descriptor [ObjectRelationalDataTypeDescriptor(DB_Adabper_XZY.XZY--> [DatabaseTable(XYZ_XYZ_VIE)])], could not be converted to [class java.sql.Timestamp].
Zeichenfolgenwert im XML-Code kann nicht in java.sql.Date konvertiert werden.
Datenbanken akzeptieren zwar Zeichenfolgen, die Datumsangaben in verschiedenen Formaten darstellen, jedoch akzeptiert der Adapter nur Zeichenfolgen, die Datumsangaben im ISO-XML-Datumsformat darstellen.
Der Eingabewert muss das ISO 8601-Datumsformat YYYY-MM-DD aufweisen.
==> so this seems to be a date format problem. but why?
I've checked the view ---> it's a date!
After that I do not have any influence to change it - and actually I don't want to change it. It still should be a datatype of DATE.
Why does JDEV not correctly convert it?
Anyone had the same problem?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Best regards,
Reto

OS is winXP
database is Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.8.0 - 64bit Production
Yes it is a datetime:
<xs:element name="geburtsdatum" type="xs:dateTime" minOccurs="0" nillable="true"/>
This is absolutelly correct. But on runtime, I'll get the date convertion error as mentionend above. It seems as the date cannot be converted from database date column to a osb date.
Strange, I didn't expect to have date format problems here.
I use
1.) Oracle Database (view) with a DATE column
2.) Oracle JDeveloper database adapter (generated db adapter based on view, point 1)
3.) Oracle Service Bus using the jca of generated database adapter, point 2)
So I think I don't have to set any date format, everything shoult be a DATE and therefore no formating has to be done by me, or am I wrong?
Best regards
Reto

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