in my example the @DateTimeFormat
annotation is ignored, when nesting objects:
class Person {
private Date birthdate;
// other fields
@DateTimeFormat(pattern="dd.MM.yyyy")
public Date getBirthdate(){
return birthdate;
}
// Other getters/setters
}
And I have a class which nests this objects.
class PersonGroup {
private Person person1;
private Person person2;
// other fields
@Valid
public Person getPerson1(){
return person1;
}
// also tried without @Valid-Annotation
public Person getPerson2(){
return person2;
}
// Other getters/setters
}
I add an object of the type PersonGroup
to my model in a @Controler
-Method like this:
model.addAttribute("myGroup", filledPersonGroup);
In an JSP I use print the nested variables:
<form:form modelAttribute="myGroup" action="..." >
<form:input path="person1.birthdate" >
<form:input path="person2.birthdate" >
...
</form:form >
But unfortunately the date-values in the input-fields are not formatted correctly (but the date is shown in principle.).
It works, when I directly add an instance of the class Person
to the model.
Can anybody tell me how I can handle this? I want the date of my nested objects be formatted correctly.
I use Spring 4.1.1-RELEASE
Have you tried annotating the field rather than the method?
class Person {
@DateTimeFormat(pattern="dd.MM.yyyy")
private Date birthdate;
// other fields
public Date getBirthdate(){
return birthdate;
}
// Other getters/setters
}
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