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1. Cannot convert value of type String to MethodSecurityMetadataSource    forum.springsource.org

Oct 30th, 2011, 02:27 PM #1 swamig View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Nov 2006 Posts 4 Cannot convert value of type String to MethodSecurityMetadataSource Migrated ...

2. Custom editor for String    forum.springsource.org

Custom Editors I don't think you need a custom editor for that as that should happen by default. Do you understand what customer editors are for? in simple terms you use ...

3. using String class as commandClass    forum.springsource.org

Hi, I have a class inherited from SimpleFormController and a view that has only one text field parameter. I'd like to use the String class as the commandClass if possible. Hence, ...

4. SavedRequestAwareWrapper getParameterMap returning string arrays    forum.springsource.org

SavedRequestAwareWrapper getParameterMap returning string arrays Hi all, I am using Struts 2 with Spring and Spring Security. I have been having problems when a user accesses a secure page, is taken ...

5. Converter from Character to String solution    forum.springsource.org

Converter from Character to String solution Finally found out the solution. Two converters needed, fist one: public class CharacterToString extends AbstractFormattingConverter { private final boolean allowEmpty; protected CharacterToString(FormatterFactory formatterFactory, boolean allowEmpty) ...

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