Is your feature request related to a problem? If so, please give a short summary of the problem and how the feature would resolve it

I use Java 8 time types throughout my code, and would like to avoid using legacy types. This works when using a ResultSet, since it has been updated to support LocalDateTime, etc. (#744), but CallableStatement lacks support for these types.

Describe the preferred solution

I would like to be able to call CallableStatement::getObject(1, LocalDateTime.class) and receive and object, rather than an exception.

Describe alternatives you've considered

I could get a java.sql.Timestamp and use .toLocalDateTime(), but this comes with a performance penalty (#1070), and introduces legacy types into my code.

Additional context

This would require more up-front work, but the code in SQLServerResultSet::getObject(int, Class) is almost identical to SQLServerCallableStatement::getObject(int, Class), and seems eligible for abstraction so that the same types are maintained between CallableStatements and ResultSets, and code duplication is removed. I recognize this difficult (I tried it briefly) since ResultSet and CallableStatement share many methods, but they are not specified by the same interface.

Reference Implementation

SQLServerResultSet