Examples of net.sourceforge.stripes.validation.TypeConverter.convert()

Package net.sourceforge.stripes.validation

Class net.sourceforge.stripes.validation.TypeConverter

Examples of net.sourceforge.stripes.validation.TypeConverter.convert()

net.sourceforge.stripes.validation.TypeConverter.convert()
Convert a String to the target type supported by this converter. @param input the String being converted @param targetType the Class representing the type of the property to which the returnvalue of the conversion will be assigned. In many cases this can be ignored as converters will return a single type more often than not. @param errors an empty collection of validation errors that should be populated by theconverter for any errors that occur during validation that are user input related. @return T an instance of the converted type, or null if the input cannot be converted

                TypeConverter tc = StripesFilter.getConfiguration()
                        .getTypeConverterFactory().getTypeConverter(declaredType, locale);


                // If there is a type converter, try using it!
                if (tc != null) {
                    Object retval = tc.convert(stringKey, declaredType, errors);
                    if (errors.size() == 0) return retval;
                }
                // Otherwise look for a String constructor
                else {
                    Constructor c = declaredType.getConstructor(String.class);

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                TypeConverter tc = StripesFilter.getConfiguration()
                        .getTypeConverterFactory().getTypeConverter(declaredType, locale);


                // If there is a type converter, try using it!
                if (tc != null) {
                    Object retval = tc.convert(stringKey, declaredType, errors);
                    if (errors.size() == 0) return retval;
                }
                // Otherwise look for a String constructor
                else {
                    Constructor c = declaredType.getConstructor(String.class);

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                TypeConverter tc = StripesFilter.getConfiguration()
                        .getTypeConverterFactory().getTypeConverter(declaredType, locale);


                // If there is a type converter, try using it!
                if (tc != null) {
                    Object retval = tc.convert(stringKey, declaredType, errors);
                    if (errors.size() == 0) return retval;
                }
                // Otherwise look for a String constructor
                else {
                    return StripesFilter.getConfiguration().getObjectFactory()

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