Format string Spring MVC

Question

Need some help with string formatting.

User copy/paste his resume to textarea from document which could be work, pdf, text and submit. Resume might have bullets or some special characters.

Application uses spring MVC and i am seeing the below error as soon as its submitted

DEBUG: org.springframework.beans.BeanUtils - No property editor [java.lang.IntegerEditor] found for type java.lang.Integer according to 'Editor' suffix convention
DEBUG: org.springframework.beans.BeanUtils - No property editor [java.lang.StringEditor] found for type java.lang.String according to 'Editor' suffix convention
DEBUG: org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet - Successfully completed request

can any one suggest how fix this issue or convert it into plain text.

Thanks

Could you please precise spring version and show you controller code. And have you a custom ConversionService anywhere ? — Serge Ballesta
– Serge Ballesta, Commented Aug 1, 2014 at 7:58

prashant thakre · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-01 05:21:12Z

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Its directly related to missing jars, As per below code you are missing jar to inclucde it in your class path.

catch (ClassNotFoundException ex) {
            if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
                logger.debug("No property editor [" + editorName + "] found for type " +
                        targetType.getName() + " according to 'Editor' suffix convention");
            }
            unknownEditorTypes.put(targetType, Boolean.TRUE);
            return null;
        }

answered Aug 1, 2014 at 5:21

prashant thakre

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4 Comments

user184008 Over a year ago

i thought the same but when i submit the resume with no bullets the resume goes through. Otherwise it goes a custom redirect page and log stops at the above mentioned lines

prashant thakre Over a year ago

Can you try the below one ==== CustomEditorConfigurer configures the propertyeditors used for loading the application context. It does NOT configure the propertyeditors used by the controllers. Inject your PropertyEditorRegistrar into your controller.

prashant thakre Over a year ago

Its applicable only if you using any customeditor, If you are not using any customeditor then not required.

user184008 Over a year ago

i am not using editor. As soon as its submit it does serverside validation which implements validator

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