Trustin Lee\'s String/Object Converter

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Tutorial: Trustin Lee\'s String/Object Converter - Changes

TL-convert Trustin Lee's String/Object Converter provides a simple API to convert Java objects into strings and vice versa. It is developed to replace Jakarta Commons BeanUtils and Jakarta Commons Convert and to provide only String/Object converters.

Tutorial Details:

Basic converters
TL-convert provides these converters:

Basic types:
BigDecimal
BigInteger
Boolean
Byte
Character
Class - the class will be located using Class.forName(String).
Double
File
Float
InetAddress - converter will use InetAddress.getHostAddress().
Integer
Locale - language[_country[_variant]]
Long
Short
String
TimeZone
URL
Complex types:
Collection
List
Set
Map
Properties
All collections and maps can be converted if its elements (or keys/values) are convertable to String using TL-convert, and String can be converted into collections and maps whose elements (or keys/values) are Strings.

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