Complete date with date format Using Hibernate


// @Temporal(TemporalType.DATE)—comment temporal date in pojo to get both date and time
    @Column(name="HOW_TO_RP_LAST_UPDATE_DATE", length=7)
    public Date getHowToRpLastUpdateDate() {
        return this.howToRpLastUpdateDate;
    }

@Temporal(TemporalType.DATE) /*add temporal date in pojo to get only date*/
    @Column(name="HOW_TO_RP_LAST_UPDATE_DATE", length=7)
    public Date getHowToRpLastUpdateDate() {
        return this.howToRpLastUpdateDate;
    }
/*Alternatively you can also have@ Temporal*/

@Temporal(TemporalType.TIMESTAMP)
      @Column(name="ACTUAL_DATE", nullable=false, length=7)
      public Date getActualDate() {
            return actualDate;
      }

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