One simple apporach is take parameter as String and parse it in method body to convert it to java.util.Date.
One simple apporach is take parameter as String and parse it in method body to convert it to java.util. Date Another is create one class having constructor takes on parameter of type String. Perform same thing as I told in first approach.
Here is the code for second approach. @Path("date-test") public class DateTest{ @GET @Path("/print-date") public void printDate(@FormParam("date") DateAdapter adapter){ System.out. Println(adapter.getDate()); } public static class DateAdapter{ private Date date; public DateAdapter(String date){ try { this.
Date = new SimpleDateFormat("dd/MM/yyyy"). Parse(date); } catch (Exception e) { } } public Date getDate(){ return this. Date; } } } Hope this helps.
Starting from CXF 2.3.2 registering ParameterHandler will do it. It is also always possible to override the date value (passed as part of the query, etc) using RequestHandler filters for default Date(String) to work.
After reading the CXF codes (2.2.5), it is not possible, and it is hardcoded to use the Date(String) constructor, so whatever Date(String) support.
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