Custom @RequestParam type handler?

Yes, you should just register a custom property editor.

Yes, you should just register a custom property editor: @InitBinder public void initBinder(WebDataBinder binder) { binder. RegisterCustomEditor(CustomType. Class, new CustomTypePropertyEditor()); } Update: Since you need to access the DAO, you need the property editor as a spring bean.

Something like: @Component public class AccountPropertyEditor extends PropertyEditorSupport { @Inject private AccountDAO accountDao; @Override public void setAsText(String text) throws IllegalArgumentException { setValue(accountDao. GetById(Integer. ParseInt(text))); } @Override public String getAsText() { return String.

ValueOf(((Account) getValue()).getId()); } } And then, when registering the editor, get the editor via injection rather than instantiating it.

I updated my post. FYI – Erik Apr 18 at 8:38 @Erik see updated – Bozho Apr 18 at 8:43 Great solution. Thanks!

– Erik Apr 18 at 9:25.

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