Hi Aliya & Jeff, The two config values you mention:
AccountingRules.RoundingRule=CEILING AccountingRules.AmountToBeRoundedTo=1 Are intended to override default values which are specified on a per currency basis in the database. Although they do not show up in the default configuration file (which should not be edited), they are valid values to include in the custom/override file applicationConfiguration.custom.properties. As far as I know, this is not yet documented and it should be. There is a longer discussion that could be had about moving per currency configuration information out of the database (which was explored, but deferred because of the amount of work involved). There is also some inconsistency in how things are defined in the functional spec versus the application. In our functional specification (http://mifos.org/knowledge/functional-specs/configuration-options#3_3_A ccounting_rules) we mention that number of digits after the decimal and whether to round up or down should be specified on a per currency basis. In the application, digits after the decimal was not configurable, and now is (though not on a per currency basis). Amount to be rounded to is not mentioned as being configurable on a per currency basis but it is. The rounding rule is specified per currency and now with the override. --Van Aliya Walji wrote: > In an email thread with Soham Dhakal (http://tinyurl.com/38gt3c), you > guys mentioned that there should be properties in the default > properties config files that allow you to specify your rounding rule > and amount to be rounded to. > > For example: > > AccountingRules.RoundingRule=CEILING > AccountingRules.AmountToBeRoundedTo=1 > > When I look at the latest revision of the code, the default > properties file does not seem to contain any entries that allow you > to configure either the rounding rule or the amount to be rounded to > in Mifos. > > Can you please let me know whether these configurations are to be > added into the default properties file or if there is a reason they > are not in there already (or perhaps if I am just missing them when > looking through the file)? ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/
