Examples of org.apache.cocoon.forms.datatype.convertor.Convertor$FormatCache

org.apache.cocoon.forms.datatype.convertor.Convertor

The purpose of a Convertor is to convert between Object and String representations of the same thing. For example, convert {@link Long}s or {@link java.util.Date Date}s to strings, and vice versa. The behaviour of this conversion process can depend on the user's Locale.

If you need to do mass conversion of a lot of values, it may be beneficial to pass a {@link FormatCache} object to the convert methods.Some convertors need to build and configure parser or formatting objects, which can be expensive if it needs to be done repeatedly. @version $Id: Convertor.java 151181 2005-02-03 16:59:31Z tim $

        try {
            CommonAttributes commonAtts = JXPathBindingBuilderBase.getCommonAttributes(bindingElm);
            String xpath = DomHelper.getAttribute(bindingElm, "path", null);
            String widgetId = DomHelper.getAttribute(bindingElm, "id", null);


            Convertor convertor = null;
            Locale convertorLocale = Locale.US;
            Element convertorEl = DomHelper.getChildElement(bindingElm, FormsConstants.DEFINITION_NS, "convertor");
            if (convertorEl != null) {
                String datatype = DomHelper.getAttribute(convertorEl, "datatype");
                String localeStr = DomHelper.getAttribute(convertorEl, "locale", null);

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