Comments on Captain Debug's Blog: Using the Spring 3 @DateTimeFormat Annotation

Shaun Thanks for the comment. The answer to your q...

2012-04-06T16:31:37.678+01:00

Shaun
Thanks for the comment. The answer to your question is that having annotated a field in your bean, then when the bean is populated and inserted into the Model by your Controller's request handler, then Spring and the Hibernate JSR303 validator will take over and convert your field to the correct value for output by your JSP. You do, of course, have to include the Hibernate JSR 303 validator in your POM as described here: /2011/07/maven-settings-for-hibernate-jsr-303.html

In fact I have a whole series of Blogs on JSR 303, which you may or may not have already found.

Thanks for sharing. I came across your post when ...

2012-03-27T09:43:41.057+01:00

Thanks for sharing.
I came across your post when trying to debug my use of the annotation.

Having annotated a field and passed that to the view will that automatically display in JSP or do you need to do something else?

Hey, very nice site. I came across this on Google,...

2011-09-24T07:29:35.600+01:00

Hey, very nice site. I came across this on Google, and I am stoked that I did. I will definately be coming back here more often. Wish I could add to the conversation and bring a bit more to the table, but am just taking in as much info as I can at the moment.

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