Johan Compagner wrote:
>
> Converters are (in 1.3 especially) are String -> X (or X -> String)
>
> so browser string input converted to a model value.
> So how do you already get an integer? Because that should be converted by
> a
> converter already.
>
> johan
>
Well, I wrote this code:
person = new TextField("person", new PropertyModel(formTarget, "person"),
Integer.class)
So it accepts only integers... but I guess it's wrong, I'd better to write
this
person = new TextField("person", new PropertyModel(formTarget, "people"),
Person.class)
But in that case, I don't know how to convert the browser string to a
model's object and the model's object to a string (representing it's foreign
key). I've overriden the field's "convertInput" method, so now it's able to
convert string -> Person (I don't know if it's the right way). But for the
other conversion I don't know what to override....
Thank you for your help ;)
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