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Spring Q&A; » Bean » StringArrayPropertyEditor

1. Unregistering StringArrayPropertyEditor for command binding forum.springsource.org

Unregistering StringArrayPropertyEditor for command binding I have a bean that can sometimes take a list of values, or sometimes a single value. It's declared like this: Code: String[] vals; public String[] ...

2. StringArrayPropertyEditor usage forum.springsource.org

StringArrayPropertyEditor usage I have a few questions related to this editor: 1. I understand that this editor is not registered by default so we need to register it to use. How ...

3. Problem with StringArrayPropertyEditor forum.springsource.org

Problem with StringArrayPropertyEditor I tried to use StringArrayPropertyEditor to bind input box value (containing comma separated strings) to command bean property type of array. I used ( as it was suggested ...

4. Is StringArrayPropertyEditor still registerd by default in Spring 2.x? forum.springsource.org

The reason I ask is that we migrated our current project from Spring 1.2.7 to 2.x recently, and suddenly a comma-separated list that had been converted automatically in a given command ...

5. StringArrayPropertyEditor forum.springsource.org

i want to get all the rents entered by user in an array so i declared an array of strings in my commandclass with the name 'rents' as the name of ...

6. StringArrayPropertyEditor automatically trimming values? forum.springsource.org

StringArrayPropertyEditor automatically trimming values? If I use the StringArrayPropertyEditor to read in the following value "AB,CD " to a property it trims the trailing space, which then equates to the following ...