Hi Robert,
If the declared type is
2013/3/16 Robert Nicholson <robert.nichol...@gmail.com>
> I'm still new to stripes but last week I had an issue where it wasn't
> using the correct type convertor on a binding.
>
> So I have a hibernate object that has an attribute represented as a
> varchar in the database and it's java type is a String
>
> However I wanted to filter based on a type of Enum.
>
> The code I saw seemed to go looking at the declared type of the attribute
> in order to figure out what kind of type converter should apply and so
> instead of end up with an Enum converter it arrives at a String converter.
>
> How can you override this behavior?
>
> My final solution was to do away with the Enum completely which means I
> had to display the value as "Y" "N" instead of "True" "False"
>
>
>
>
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