Problem in Rowset

I was using rowset.jar in my application i.e in weblogic 5.1, it was working fine.
Now i've upgraded my weblogic version to 6.1 it has some problem in rowset.jar.
rowset.jar has CachedRowSet.class. it has a method getDate(int i),
In this method it's getting a columntype using RowSetMetaData
In weblogic 5.1 the type returned is 93,but in 6.1 it is returning 91.
So while type casting it throws ClassCastException.
Actually for both of the versions,the reference object is java.sql.TimeStamp.

hari wrote:
I was using rowset.jar in my application i.e in weblogic 5.1, it was working fine.
Now i've upgraded my weblogic version to 6.1 it has some problem in rowset.jar.Who's RowSet Implementation are you using? WLS ships a RowSet
implementation in WLS 8.1 that you might want to check out.
>
rowset.jar has CachedRowSet.class. it has a method getDate(int i),
In this method it's getting a columntype using RowSetMetaData
In weblogic 5.1 the type returned is 93,but in 6.1 it is returning 91.91 is a Date
93 is a Timestamp
Are you using the same JDBC driver on both versions? (I suspect not
given the different results.)
>
So while type casting it throws ClassCastException.Can you show me the ClassCastException?
-- Rob
>
Actually for both of the versions,the reference object is java.sql.TimeStamp.

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