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Michael Simons commented on an issue

Hello again.

I had a look at the commits regarding the stripping code.

Here is a suggestion for IMHO more correct solution, if you are so kind to look at:

                                                    private void stripTimeInfo(final Calendar valueFromJDBCDriver) {
		// Create an UTC instance. Here it's safe to set everyting to ZERO apart from the date.
		Calendar calUTC = Calendar.getInstance(utc);
		calUTC.set(valueFromJDBCDriver.get(Calendar.YEAR), valueFromJDBCDriver.get(Calendar.MONTH), valueFromJDBCDriver.get(Calendar.DATE), 0, 0, 0);
		
		// Represent this date in the users timezone
		valueFromJDBCDriver.setTimeInMillis(calUTC.getTimeInMillis());		
	}

                                                

Has been committed together with a test into the above linked repository.

Have a nice day.

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Hibernate ORM /

HHH-8617

Hi there,

first of all, thanks for your continuing work for hibernate.

Hibernate 4.2.6 shows a new behavior regarding the handling of

@Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)
private Calendar refDate;

columns.

Prior to 4.2.6 the seems to be handled like:
* Take the date from the database and treat it like midnight
* Then convert it to the userTimez...

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