Well that wouldn't really make sense seeing as validation is only
converting from a request string to an object. once you have the object,
its the jsp that needs it formatted differently.
At that point you have the object in your action bean and you want to
display it a certain way. you have a bunch of options now. you can create a
getter that does the formatting manually and call that from the jsp. you
can use a jsp tag to convert it ( most useful if you want certain dates to
display differently). or if you are using the object as a form parameter,
you can register the type converter for the class and that's where the auto
conversion happens. but now you are limited in that all dates are formatted
this way.
In the end if its just for display, a fmt tag is the best route because you
can use different formats wherever you want. Id argue that's the jsps
responsibility anyway.
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