> Hello, > thanks for your answer. Have you tried your solution and got it > working? I already tried that before, but it always picked up the > global converter de.xxxx.converter.StringTrimConverter. But maybe i > did something wrong. > > I tried it with @TypeConversion(rule = ConversionRule.MAP, converter > = "de.converter...") (with annotations and also with a class- > specific conversion-properties file). > > If a specify a class name that does not exists, i get an exception. > But if i use a class that exists, that class is not used for conversion. > > I tried to debug DefaultObjectTypeDeterminer: it's looking for an > @Element annotation. The class-specific properties file > (Element_textfield) will only be used if i don't use generics. > > Or do i need to implement a Map-Converter instead of a String-Converter? > > Thanks > Andreas > >
Well, I did not use it for collection types. So you can try with a MapConverter. And I think those converters are used for saving only, not for rendering html. Try to annotate the getter, too. Regards, Christoph This Email was scanned by Sophos Anti Virus
