Hi,
Why not simply do:
Public class MyConverter implements Converter
{
private static final int LENGTH = 40;
...
...
}
Guy.
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To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: Re: How to set a converter default property?
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> Hi, i try to set a default property for a converter in this way:
> <validator>
> <validator-id>xyValidtor</validator-name>
> <validator-class>com.xy.XyValidator</validator-class>
> <property>
> <property-name>length</property-name>
> <property-class>java.lang.Integer</property>
> <default-value>40</default-value>
> </property>
> </validator>
>
> I expected that setter-Methode of my Member length in the
> XyValidator-Class will called, but only the
> default Constructor is called, so why fails my setting of a
> Default-Property?
>
The JSF standard does not support this. When defining a validator in a
faces-config.xml file, the only supported xml elements are validator-id
and validator-class.
What you can do is use the validator attribute available on all input
elements:
<h:inputText validator="#{....}" .../>
That EL expression can then get an object from your "managed beans"
definitions, which does support setting properties etc.
Regards, Simon
