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SAXParser and java.sql types

 
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Hi Guys,
I need to define the java.sql.types in the XML doxument file.How I can I retrieve the types back when I parser the document. Do I have to specify it like this?
<columntype>VARCHAR<columntype>
I want to map VARCHAR to java.sql types and don't want to do the string comparison. Is there any solution? I heard that these types can be specified in the xml schema document. Does that mean that I have to parse XML schema document as well to retrieve the element.Any help will be appreciated.
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Ahmed
 
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There is no way of telling the parser to "give you java.sql.* objects" -- you need to parse the string into a Java object yourself with java.sql.Date#valueOf(String) etc.
 
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