Iain,
Have you tried this out and checked other areas? My guess is that
this would mess a few things up... The sourcePercentage is meant for
information only and should already be accounted for an adjustment
amount, which shouldn't be recalculated because this is not meant to
represent all of the information that goes into that.
-David
On Oct 10, 2006, at 3:42 PM, Iain Fogg wrote:
All,
I think it's been well known that percentage discounts applied in
the POS application don't work.
I hunted the problem down and it's pretty simple. The routine that
calculates adjustments ignores anything except fixed amount
adjustments. I added a snippet of code to calculate the percentage
adjustment and it seems to work fine now.
Will try to post a JIRA and patch ASAP.
Posting this message just in case someone else was interested in
the same bug.
In case your desparate, add the following snippet to
calcItemAdjustmentBd in OrderReadHelper.java (after the if clause
testing for "amount" adjustments):
else if (itemAdjustment.get("sourcePercentage") != null) {
adjustment =
adjustment.add(setScaleByType(
"SALES_TAX".equals(itemAdjustment.get
("orderAdjustmentTypeId")),
quantity.multiply(unitPrice).multiply
(itemAdjustment.getBigDecimal("sourcePercentage"))));
}
My testing seemed to indicate that all is well, but since I'm not
terribly familiar with all the applications, I won't guarantee it
is a benign addition.
Cheers, Iain
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