Hello dear,
I am working with Hibernate search which stores data in Derby, and uses Lucene for query.
there is one field creationTime which is of TIMESTAMP type in Database and in mapping class its type is java.util.Date.
here is the declaration of that field in mapping class
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@Field(index = Index.UN_TOKENIZED, store=Store.NO)
@DateBridge(resolution=Resolution.MINUTE)
private Date creationTime;
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when I store the value in this field the value goes exactly what I want. but if I look in the index the value of time stored is 1 hour behind the value i sent. more if I query the time with the exact which I stored nothing comes. but if I query the time 1 hour before, it returns me the exact time (actually which is 1 hour after the queried or actually the time which is stored in DB).
Is there any bug in my logic or this is by default behaviour of Hibernate?????? do I have to search in exactly this fashion or can I do proper search (I mean if I query exact value that is stored in DB the result should be positive)?????


thanx in advance

regards

I'm sorry for the late answer, we from the Search team don't notice all posts on the wrong forum. Hibernate Search related questions should be posted on the Search forum.

If you still need help, please post to the correct forum.
Hibernate Search encodes times in GMT timezone, your query should match that.