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After testing, it is found that when an object is converted to JSON, the value returned by the date type is always 1 less than the value in the database.

For example, if the date of the database is 2017-12-12, it will become 2017-12-1 when it is transferred to JSON. Solution 1:

Use @ JsonFormat (pattern= "yyyy-MM-dd", timezone= "GMT+8") br/ > solution 1 in the get method of the object POJO:

Use @ JsonFormat (pattern= "yyyy-MM-dd", timezone= "GMT+8") in the get method of the object POJO

/ * timeZone= "GMT+8" plus time zone * /

@ JsonFormat (pattern = "yyyy-MM-dd", timezone= "GMT+8")

Public Date getShenqrq () {

Return shenqrq

}

Public void setShenqrq (Date shenqrq) {

This.shenqrq = shenqrq

}

Solution 2:

NON_NULL

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