public class StringConverter extends AbstractSingleValueConverter
Well ok, it doesn't actually do any conversion. The converter uses a map to reuse instances. This map is by
default a synchronized WeakHashMap.
String.intern()| Constructor and Description |
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StringConverter() |
StringConverter(Map map) |
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boolean |
canConvert(Class type)
Determines whether the converter can marshall a particular type.
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Object |
fromString(String str)
Unmarshals an Object from its single value representation.
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toStringpublic StringConverter(Map map)
public StringConverter()
public boolean canConvert(Class type)
ConverterMatchercanConvert in interface ConverterMatchercanConvert in class AbstractSingleValueConvertertype - the Class representing the object type to be convertedpublic Object fromString(String str)
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