Re: Antwort: Re: Problems with type conversion and special characters

[Alessio Matteo]

Really I was using a custom type converter (with annotations on getters & setters) but I had the problem that when typeconversionexception was thrown the dynamic contents on my web page (objects retrieved from db or from actions) didn't display. Really I don't know what the problem was, i suspect something with interceptors, maybe paramters interceptor wasn't able to retrieve passed parameters, but it's just a theory. Alessio Matteo Software developer & It assistant Via Angelo di Pietro, 6 I-00165 Rome, Italy Phone/Fax +39 06 6390339 E-mail amat...@transtecservices.com www.transtecservices.com Please consider the environment before printing this email Il 15/10/2013 10:40, Christoph Nenning ha scritto: Thank you so much, I solved the special characters problems by setting the struts i18n constant to ISO-8859-1! About the conversion error, I know it was a dev mode warning, but when the exception was thrown every dynamic content in my page disappeard... Anyway I solved the issue by declaring every action attribute as a string and using specific regex xml validators to deny invalid inputs. Then, in the action, I use parser and other utility methods to convert the attributes to their correct formats. Regards Instead of using strings as action members I would suggest to use custom TypeConverters: https://struts.apache.org/release/2.0.x/docs/type-conversion.html Note there is a TypeConversion annotation, too. That can be used to annotate action getters/setters. Regards, Christoph This Email was scanned by Sophos Anti Virus