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Re: [Springframework-developer] "permanantly" registering property editor with BeanWrapper?

[Guillaume P. <gpo...@gl...>]

As far as I know=2C there=27s no real way of doing it within Spring=2E  H=
owever=2C java=2Ebeans do offer something that might works for you=2E  Bu=
t the method signature you used as example would not work correctly=2C as=
 PropertyEditors are not tread safe=2C which mean would could only either=
 register the class (if it has a default constructor) or register a facto=
ry=2E

Using java=2Ebeans=2C you can have define a PropertyEditor in two ways th=
at I know of=2E  One is to use PropertyEditorManager=2EregisterEditor(Cla=
ss targetType=2C Class editorClass)=2E  The other way is with class name =
pattern=2E  In the same way as for BeanInfo=2C if you have a class named =
com=2Ecompany=2EBean=2C the PropertyEditorManager will use the editor nam=
ed com=2Ecompany=2EBeanEditor if the class exists=2E

I hope this helps=2C
Guillaume

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Objet=3A =5BSpringframework-developer=5D =22permanantly=22 registering pr=
operty editor with BeanWrapper=3F

=3E Is there a way to permanantly (for the life of the current JVM =

=3E instance) register a property editor for the BeanWrapper =

=3E (BeanWrapperImpl) to use=3F I see it maintains a static map of =

=3E =27defaultEditors=27 but it looks like custom editors have to be =

=3E registered with each wrapper instance=2E
=3E =

=3E Would it be possible to add a=3A
=3E =

=3E   static void registerCustomerEditor( Class c=2C PropertyEditor e )
=3E =

=3E or something similar that adds a custom editor to the default (or =

=3E global) editors=3F
=3E =

=3E Thanks=2C
=3E =

=3E Chris
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Re: [Springframework-developer] "permanantly" registering property editor with BeanWrapper?

[Chris W. <cwi...@op...>]

Guillaume Poirier wrote:
>  ...
> Using java.beans, you can have define a PropertyEditor in two
> ways that I know of.  One is to use
> PropertyEditorManager.registerEditor(Class targetType, Class
> editorClass).  The other way is with class name pattern.  In
> the same way as for BeanInfo, if you have a class named
> com.company.Bean, the PropertyEditorManager will use the
> editor named com.company.BeanEditor if the class exists.

Excellent ideas, thanks!

Chris

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