date - How to store java.util.sql to XMLGregorian Calendar -

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i trying change format of xmlgregoriancalendar date. code in schema file(.xsd) this:

    <xs:element name="latestsaledate">     <xs:annotation>         <xs:documentation>latest sale date on property (format mm/dd/yyyy)</xs:documentation>     </xs:annotation>     <xs:simpletype>         <xs:restriction base="xs:date"/>     </xs:simpletype> </xs:element>

i created java classes xjc command

i got setter , getter set latestsaledate as:

    @xmlelement(name = "latestsaledate")     protected xmlgregoriancalendar latestsaledate;

but when trying date db , assign xmlgregoriancalendar object gives me illegalargumentexception

can here me how can solve , format write xml file in format dd/mm/yyyy

can here me how can solve , format write xml file in format dd/mm/yyyy

you can't , shouldn't - @ least not without changing schema. schema expressly specifies it's xs:date - , specified format of xs:date iso-8601 (yyyy-mm-dd, optional offset utc), not dd/mm/yyyy.

i suggest store data in standardized representation - don't forget user should never have see that; can parse/format date according user's culture, , store in iso-8601 format. it's important differentiate between storage/communication formats , presentation formats.


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