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BAEL-7614 sql.Timestamp to java.util.Calendar conversion #16607

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Demonstrating the conversion from java.sql.Timestamp to java.util.Calendar, as well as suggesting the use of Instant.

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I apologize for being all over the board! I pushed the changes and also edited the article to reflect the removal of java.time.Instant.


@Test
public void givenTimestamp_whenConvert_thenEqualMillis() {
Timestamp timestamp = new Timestamp(124, 3, 19, 9, 30, 0, 801789562);
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This Timestamp constructor has been deprecated for a very long time (since Java 1.2 AFAIK) - we should really only be using the new Timestamp(long time) constructor + Timestamp.setNanos if you want to control the nanos field

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public void givenCalendar_whenConvert_thenLoseNanos() {
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public void givenCalendar_whenConvert_thenLoseNanos() {
public void givenTimestamp_whenConvertToCalendarAndBack_thenLoseNanos() {

public class SqlTimestampToCalendarConverterUnitTest {

@Test
public void givenTimestamp_whenConvert_thenEqualMillis() {
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public void givenTimestamp_whenConvert_thenEqualMillis() {
public void givenTimestamp_whenConvertToCalendar_thenEqualMillis() {

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@Test
public void givenCalendarFromTimestamp_whenConvertBack_thenEqualMillis() {
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public void givenCalendarFromTimestamp_whenConvertBack_thenEqualMillis() {
public void givenCalendarFromTimestamp_whenConvertBackToTimestamp_thenEqualMillis() {

assertEquals(nanos, timestamp.getNanos());
Calendar calendar = SqlTimestampToCalendarConverter.timestampToCalendar(timestamp);
timestamp = SqlTimestampToCalendarConverter.calendarToTimestamp(calendar);
assertNotEquals(nanos, timestamp.getNanos());
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Let's do an assertEquals here instead to make it clear what exactly happens to the nanos field vs the original value

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