public interface PropertyEditorRegistry
PropertyEditors
.
This is the central interface that a PropertyEditorRegistrar
operates on.
Extended by BeanWrapper
; implemented by BeanWrapperImpl
and DataBinder
.
PropertyEditor
,
PropertyEditorRegistrar
,
BeanWrapper
,
DataBinder
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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java.beans.PropertyEditor |
findCustomEditor(java.lang.Class<?> requiredType,
java.lang.String propertyPath)
Find a custom property editor for the given type and property.
|
void |
registerCustomEditor(java.lang.Class<?> requiredType,
java.beans.PropertyEditor propertyEditor)
Register the given custom property editor for all properties of the given type.
|
void |
registerCustomEditor(java.lang.Class<?> requiredType,
java.lang.String propertyPath,
java.beans.PropertyEditor propertyEditor)
Register the given custom property editor for the given type and
property, or for all properties of the given type.
|
void registerCustomEditor(java.lang.Class<?> requiredType, java.beans.PropertyEditor propertyEditor)
requiredType
- the type of the propertypropertyEditor
- the editor to registervoid registerCustomEditor(@Nullable java.lang.Class<?> requiredType, @Nullable java.lang.String propertyPath, java.beans.PropertyEditor propertyEditor)
If the property path denotes an array or Collection property,
the editor will get applied either to the array/Collection itself
(the PropertyEditor
has to create an array or Collection value) or
to each element (the PropertyEditor
has to create the element type),
depending on the specified required type.
Note: Only one single registered custom editor per property path is supported. In the case of a Collection/array, do not register an editor for both the Collection/array and each element on the same property.
For example, if you wanted to register an editor for "items[n].quantity" (for all values n), you would use "items.quantity" as the value of the 'propertyPath' argument to this method.
requiredType
- the type of the property. This may be null
if a property is given but should be specified in any case, in particular in
case of a Collection - making clear whether the editor is supposed to apply
to the entire Collection itself or to each of its entries. So as a general rule:
Do not specify null
here in case of a Collection/array!propertyPath
- the path of the property (name or nested path), or
null
if registering an editor for all properties of the given typepropertyEditor
- editor to register@Nullable java.beans.PropertyEditor findCustomEditor(@Nullable java.lang.Class<?> requiredType, @Nullable java.lang.String propertyPath)
requiredType
- the type of the property (can be null
if a property
is given but should be specified in any case for consistency checking)propertyPath
- the path of the property (name or nested path), or
null
if looking for an editor for all properties of the given typenull
if none