#8 Java to C# date translation

[malcolm davis]

When returning a list of Date elements from Java to C#, the internal long/Int64 value seems to change. The long value in Java of 1480572000000 becomes 5116598731042580000 in C#.

Is this a bug? Is there a work around to the list of Date issue?

Thanks,
Malcolm

[malcolm davis]

I may have not explained the problem correctly.

Is there a data type conversion of Java Date types to C# Date types?

What does Java Date convert to in C#?

The C# date type seems to contain an incorrect value when talking to a Hessian server written in Java. The Java Date object shows up incorrectly in C# client.

Thanks,
Malcolm

[Arrndt Faulhaber]

Actually, for us it works...

We send java.util.Date

and receive DateTime-Objects on the C# side... Actually the date is a special type in the hessian protocol, so the representation in the languages themselves are kind of irrelevant - the types just have to be coded/decoded correctly in the protocol (no need for parsing/casting etc.).

Maybe you can tell us which types you use on the Java/C# sides respectively, so I may look into it ;)

Cheers, Arndt

[Addison]

I meet the same problem, in java I send the data Map<String,Date>
and the C# client received the data became to HashTable<key,HashTable>
and in the C# side HashTable value always became to 1601/1/2 ...

[Addison]

in the java Map the value is a Date ,like this
Map m = new HashMap();
m.put("mydate",new Date());
but the C# side receive the value became to HashTable（“mydate”，HashTable）