Hi Soham, It would be great if you can give more details (data, steps to reproduce, screenshots...) on what you observed? What should I do to reproduce the problems? Thank you.
kim --- Soham Dhakal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Kim > I understand the part about creating the custom > properties file. > What I am not clear on is what are the possible > properties/values that can > be set in that file. > > For e.g. before I changed the following properties > to get a certain rounding > result (no decimal displayed, .50 and up rounds up, > less than .50 rounds > down): > > AccountingRules.RoundingRule=CEILING > AccountingRules.DigitsAfterDecimal=0 > AccountingRules.AmountToBeRoundedTo=1 > > I know it picked up my properties file because I had > added Sunday as a > working day, which in the default one is not listed. > And this worked before, > when the default properties file did not have the > following (the latest > version of the default properties file I see some > other properties like): > > AccountingRules.CurrencyCode=INR > AccountingRules.DigitsAfterDecimal=1 > AccountingRules.DigitsBeforeDecimal=7 > AccountingRules.DigitsAfterDecimalForInterest=5 > AccountingRules.DigitsBeforeDecimalForInterest=10 > AccountingRules.MaxInterest=999 > AccountingRules.MinInterest=0 > > When I created a custom properties file and added > the following additions to > it, it is not rounding properly now > AccountingRules.RoundingRule=CEILING > AccountingRules.DigitsAfterDecimal=0 > AccountingRules.AmountToBeRoundedTo=1 > > So my question is what are the properties that I > need to define in my custom > properties file in order to affect rounding? > > Also, what are the different values accepted, for > e.g. > FiscalCalendarRules.ScheduleTypeForMeetingOnHoliday=same_day > Other than same_day what else can I set? > > > Hope this clarifies it. > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On > >Behalf Of Kimloan Ho > >Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 2:47 AM > >To: Developer > >Subject: SPAM-LOW: Re: [Mifos-developer] Rounding > Rules Questions > > > >Hi Soham, > >The default properties file is for common Mifos > users. > >You need to create the custom properties file and > for your own > >setting. New entries are added but there is no > changes to the > >old entries at all. I think there needs to be a > code change > >for Mifos to work as you expect and the properties > file set up > >is not sufficient. But does it behave the same way > as last > >time or different? Thank you. > > > >kim > >--- Soham Dhakal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >> I checked out the latest default.properties and > see the following > >> lines > >> > >> AccountingRules.CurrencyCode=INR > >> AccountingRules.DigitsAfterDecimal=1 > >> AccountingRules.DigitsBeforeDecimal=7 > >> AccountingRules.DigitsAfterDecimalForInterest=5 > >> AccountingRules.DigitsBeforeDecimalForInterest=10 > >> AccountingRules.MaxInterest=999 > >> AccountingRules.MinInterest=0 > >> > >> However based on previous conversation I was > expecting to see > >> something like > >> > >> AccountingRules.RoundingRule=CEILING > >> AccountingRules.DigitsAfterDecimal=0 > >> AccountingRules.AmountToBeRoundedTo=1 > >> > >> > >> Has something changed? Now when I created a > custom.properties (and > >> added to the resource) added the above lines it > does not round as I > >> would expect. > >> > >> > >> > >> >-----Original Message----- > >> >From: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> > >> > >>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> On > >> >Behalf Of Adam Monsen > >> >Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2008 2:04 AM > >> >To: Mifos Developer Mailing List > >> >Subject: SPAM-LOW: Re: [Mifos-developer] > Rounding > >> Rules Questions > >> > > >> >On Wed, 2008-01-16 at 11:56 -0800, Kimloan Ho > >> wrote: > >> >> Hi Soham, > >> >> I would like to correct the error I made when > I > >> sent you the file, > >> >> which is the application.default.properties > >> should never be changed > >> >> and if you want to set new values you should > do > >> it in the > >> >> application.custom.properties. Thank you, Van > and > >> Adam, for > >> >reminding > >> >> me of this. Sorry about that, Soham. > >> >> So depends on what revision of the source code > >> you have you > >> >should get > >> >> the application.default.properties that goes > with > >> it and you > >> >can make > >> >> a copy of it, rename it to > >> application.custom.properties and > >> >put your > >> >> new values in. We will look into what you > report > >> and see why that > >> >> happens. Thank you. > >> > > >> >Just wanted to make a clarification... > >> > > >> >The application-wide configuration file is > called > >> >applicationConfiguration.default.properties. The > >> copy for > >> >custom settings should be called > >> >applicationConfiguration.custom.properties. > >> >applicationConfiguration.custom.properties need > >> only contain > >> >the particular key/value pairs you wish to > override > >> in the > >> >default config. > >> > > >> >I believe > >> applicationConfiguration.custom.properties can be > >> >placed anywhere in your classpath. If you > normally > >> build from > >> >source, placing this file in the same directory > as > >> >applicationConfiguration.default.properties will > >> cause the > >> >built war to include the file, which works. > >> > > >> >However, a better option (for Tomcat users) is > >> simply to place > >> >the file in CATALINA_HOME/shared/classes/. I > >> haven't tried > >> >this but it should work (Soham or Kim, would you > >> mind trying > >> >this?). I'm not sure where it should be placed > for > >> other > >> >application servers. > >> > > >> >-- > >> >Adam Monsen > >> > > >> > > >> > >>--------------------------------------------------------------- > >> >---------- > >> >This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft > Defy === message truncated === ____________________________________________________________________________________ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! 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