Invalid date/time conversions #173
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…rsions. Fix mapped Java class not always correctly used for date/time conversions. fixes #OLINGO-1646
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Depending on the mapped Java class that is set for
EdmDateandEdmDateTimeOffset, conversion of (historical) dates can give unexpected results:java.util.Calendaris (indirectly) used. When usingjava.timetypes, these dates are treated as (proleptic) Gregorian insteadthis will fix #OLINGO-1646