Examples of org.apache.commons.beanutils.locale.converters.LongLocaleConverter

Package org.apache.commons.beanutils.locale.converters

Examples of org.apache.commons.beanutils.locale.converters.LongLocaleConverter

org.apache.commons.beanutils.locale.converters.LongLocaleConverter

Standard {@link org.apache.commons.beanutils.locale.LocaleConverter} implementation that converts an incoming locale-sensitive String into a java.lang.Long object, optionally using a default value or throwing a {@link org.apache.commons.beanutils.ConversionException}if a conversion error occurs.
@author Yauheny Mikulski

        converter.put(Float.TYPE, new FloatLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(Integer.class, new IntegerLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));
        converter.put(Integer.TYPE, new IntegerLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(Long.class, new LongLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));
        converter.put(Long.TYPE, new LongLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(Short.class, new ShortLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));
        converter.put(Short.TYPE, new ShortLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(String.class, new StringLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));

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            // large numbers can be split up into groups of three digits 
            // using a dot character (and comma is the decimal-point indicator).
            try {
                
                Locale germanLocale = Locale.GERMAN;
                LongLocaleConverter longLocaleConverter = new LongLocaleConverter(germanLocale);
                ConvertUtils.register(longLocaleConverter, Long.class);


                Long data = (Long) ConvertUtils.convert("1.000.000", Long.class);
                assertEquals("German-format long converted ok", 1000000, data.longValue());
            } catch(ConversionException ex) {

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            // large numbers can be split up into groups of three digits 
            // using a dot character (and comma is the decimal-point indicator).
            try {
                
                Locale germanLocale = Locale.GERMAN;
                LongLocaleConverter longLocaleConverter = new LongLocaleConverter(germanLocale);
                ConvertUtils.register(longLocaleConverter, Long.class);


                Long data = (Long) ConvertUtils.convert("1.000.000", Long.class);
                assertEquals("German-format long converted ok", 1000000, data.longValue());
            } catch(ConversionException ex) {

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        converter.put(Float.TYPE, new FloatLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(Integer.class, new IntegerLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));
        converter.put(Integer.TYPE, new IntegerLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(Long.class, new LongLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));
        converter.put(Long.TYPE, new LongLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(Short.class, new ShortLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));
        converter.put(Short.TYPE, new ShortLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(String.class, new StringLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));

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        converter.put(Float.TYPE, new FloatLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(Integer.class, new IntegerLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));
        converter.put(Integer.TYPE, new IntegerLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(Long.class, new LongLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));
        converter.put(Long.TYPE, new LongLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(Short.class, new ShortLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));
        converter.put(Short.TYPE, new ShortLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));


        converter.put(String.class, new StringLocaleConverter(locale, applyLocalized));

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            // large numbers can be split up into groups of three digits
            // using a dot character (and comma is the decimal-point indicator).
            try {


                Locale germanLocale = Locale.GERMAN;
                LongLocaleConverter longLocaleConverter = new LongLocaleConverter(germanLocale);
                ConvertUtils.register(longLocaleConverter, Long.class);


                Long data = (Long) ConvertUtils.convert("1.000.000", Long.class);
                assertEquals("German-format long converted ok", 1000000, data.longValue());
            } catch(ConversionException ex) {

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            // large numbers can be split up into groups of three digits 
            // using a dot character (and comma is the decimal-point indicator).
            try {
                
                Locale germanLocale = Locale.GERMAN;
                LongLocaleConverter longLocaleConverter = new LongLocaleConverter(germanLocale);
                ConvertUtils.register(longLocaleConverter, Long.class);


                Long data = (Long) ConvertUtils.convert("1.000.000", Long.class);
                assertEquals("German-format long converted ok", 1000000, data.longValue());
            } catch(ConversionException ex) {

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            // large numbers can be split up into groups of three digits 
            // using a dot character (and comma is the decimal-point indicator).
            try {
                
                Locale germanLocale = Locale.GERMAN;
                LongLocaleConverter longLocaleConverter = new LongLocaleConverter(germanLocale);
                ConvertUtils.register(longLocaleConverter, Long.class);


                Long data = (Long) ConvertUtils.convert("1.000.000", Long.class);
                assertEquals("German-format long converted ok", 1000000, data.longValue());
            } catch(ConversionException ex) {

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