I am using the GridDB Java Client API to insert records into a container that contains a `TIMESTAMP` column.

Environment

* GridDB Cloud
* GridDB Java Client API: ``
* Java: ``
* Container Type: Collection

Container Schema

CREATE TABLE sensor_data (
    ts TIMESTAMP,
    sensor_id STRING,
    temperature DOUBLE,
    PRIMARY KEY(ts)
);

Java Code

ContainerInfo containerInfo = store.getContainerInfo("sensor_data");
Container container = store.getContainer("sensor_data");

Row row = container.createRow();

row.setTimestamp(0, Instant.now());
row.setString(1, "sensor-01");
row.setDouble(2, 26.5);

container.put(row);

Error

The exception occurs when executing `container.put(row)`:

com.toshiba.mwcloud.gs.GSException:
[145002:GS_ERROR_DATA_TYPE_MISMATCH]
Cannot assign value to TIMESTAMP column

Column `ts` is defined as `TIMESTAMP`, so I expected the value returned by `Instant.now()` to be accepted. However, the API throws a data type mismatch error.

I also verified that column index `0` corresponds to the `TIMESTAMP` column, the container schema is correctly created, the error disappears if the timestamp field is not assigned and other fields (`STRING` and `DOUBLE`) are inserted successfully.

I also found examples that use `java.util.Date` or `java.sql.Timestamp`, but I could not find clear documentation about support for `java.time.Instant`.

Question

Does the GridDB Java API support inserting `java.time.Instant` directly into a `TIMESTAMP` column? If not, what is the recommended approach? Should the value be converted before insertion, for example:

row.setTimestamp(
    0,
    java.sql.Timestamp.from(Instant.now())
);

or should `java.util.Date` be used instead?

I would like to understand which Java timestamp types are officially supported by `Row.setTimestamp()` and how `TIMESTAMP` columns should be populated when using the Java 8+ Date/Time API.