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    1. POSmartGWT RestDataSource JSON response text does not appear to be in standard response format
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    2. POSpring Autowired DAO with hibernate.cfg.xml
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    1. COif you think this isn't a problem, you're wrong ... when I deploy and try to run my web war file ... my web-app cannot find any of the classes from the dao jar. So, essentially maven is creating a directory with the ".jar" in it's name, it is clearly not packing the file as a jar. Also, think about it this way ... if you click on a jar, you need a tool to look into the file to see the contents, if you click on a folder "test.jar" which is a directory, it just opens up.
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    2. COYes ... I know a WAR is essentially a zipped up directory. If you're on a windows system like I am and you look at WEB-INF/lib, then spring-framework-core-3.2.3-RELEASE has an icon that shows it is a .jar file. When I look at the icon for my jar it's the icon for a folder/directory. Put it this way ... if you were on windows and created a directory called test.jar ... windows knows it's really a directory, and not a file. This is even evident in Eclipse under Maven dependencies, that my jar icon looks like the icon for a directory and not a file.
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    3. COTo restate: when the system is using Hibernate 3, they were using the Joda-Time-Hibernate to get dates from the database. Next ... there is lots and lots of date math using the joda-time library, and with the joda-time dates that worked great. When I change one entity to use Jadira PersistentDateTime, not all my date math functions do not work, and that is a lot of code-writing. How This is the most important question I need answering.
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