AbstractConverter checks the ParsePosition to ensure that the complete value is 
parsed:

>if (position.getIndex() != stringValue.length())
>{
>  throw newConversionException("Cannot parse '" + value + "' using format " + 
> format,
>        value, null).setFormat(format);
>}

Thus trailing whitespace will prevent the build-in convertes to parse dates, 
integers, doubles ...
Interestingly leading whitespace doesn't matter, since most format objects seem 
to skip them.

Is this the intended behaviour? Wouldn't it be easier if this check didn't 
happen? What's this check good for?

Sven

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