Ok, Wicket probably wants to prevent that a bogus value '07.07.2006trail' is
parsed.
But shouldn't is be possible to convert '07.07.2006 '? How about adding a
trim()?
Sven
>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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