webwork CHANGES.txt,1.27,1.28

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 and webwork.action.test. You do not have to add these if you add the webwork prefix property
 to add your custom prefixes.
 - Added the capability for you to define getAsText() in property editors that extend WW's
-ValidationEditorSupport. This gives you the ability to define how your class should represent
-its value in text form. This means JSP tags that use try and represent a string value of your
-object will call getAsText() to return the appropriate look and feel. By default, toString() is
-used unless you override it to define custom formatting. This does not work for editors defined
-via your BeanInfo. This would require some refactoring of ValueStack.
+ValidationEditorSupport. However, this will only work if you register your editor. To make WW work
+with property editors defined in BeanInfo, the value stack return results will need to be refactored to
+return the bean the value came from. But, if you to register and editor, WW will use it.
+This means JSP tags that try and represent a string value of your object will call getAsText() to
+return the appropriate l&f. By default, toString() is used unless you override it to define custom formatting.
 - Added primitive and object arrays support. This means you can have Action attributes that are
 primitive arrays or object arrays and WW will convert them for you. See BeanUtil test for more details.
 




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