they are using xml to define validators
and the old school property files for conversions?
Thanks, Titus
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converter at that time written
for a JSF application. Apperently this bug was never a problem. :thinking:
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This condition strikes me as odd... did you really mean there?
No, of course not. You found an old bug in my converter at that time written
for a JSF application. Apperently this bug was never a problem. :thinking:
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return (String) o;
}
}
I'm not sure beeing on the right way. Maybe converters can only be defined
for form fields? Or not for properties of an iteration?
Titus
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--- On Tue, 12/23/08, Marsman mars@gmx.de wrote:
s:iterator value=albums
s:property value=artist/
/s:iterator
This isn't really type conversion, it's a toString. AFAIK type conversion is
only an issue to/from forms.
if ( values[0] == null || values[0].length() == 0
? Or not for properties of an iteration?
Titus
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