Hi everybody. I am trying to create and use a custom converter
that will change the value for an inputText based on some criteria. I
have written the Java class (implementing Converter), and setup the
configuration in my faces-config.xml. With the following test,
everything worked just as I expected it to work:
<h:inputText label="The Property:" value="#{myBean.myProperty}">
<f:converter converterId="converter.MyStringValueConverter" />
</h:inputText>
But when I change that test to use a <tr:inputText /> instead of
the regular JSF <h:inputText />, my custom converter was not being
called when the page is rendered. Is there anything that I need to do
different to get this to work with a Trinidad inputText if it already
works for a regular JSF inputText? I know that Trinidad has the
capability to have client-side converters and validators, but I am
simply trying to use my same, simple converter class with the Trinidad
component. If I am using the Trinidad component, am I forced to use a
client-side converter?
Thanks...
Dave
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