joda-money | Java library to represent monetary amounts | Analytics library
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Java library to represent monetary amounts.
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- Register a currency .
- Localize this amount with the specified locale .
- Calls the super method and writes the value to the stream .
- Parses the given text as a BigMoney object .
- Load the contents from a file .
- Converts the given amount to a new money with the given conversion factor .
- Adds two numbers .
- Appends a signer to this formatter .
- Merge child context .
- Checks if is post - grouping point i
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QUESTION
I know there is a number of questions on this platform similar to this one but so far no solution has solved my problem.
The project was working just fine until I decided to modularize it, my folder structure looks like this
Accounting - Parent
-> banking - Child
-> Commons - Child
-> Reports - Child
-> humaResourceManagement - Child
-> payRoll - Child
-> sales - Child
After creating the modules I noticed all the sudden my app could not locate application.properties
in my parent project, the child projects as of now do not have .properties
so I know very well it is not a clash, before this was working I did not even need to @PropertySource
annotations, it just worked but now it does not, for it to work I need to specify the properties like
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-05 at 22:40In case of 'jar' packaging, by default JAR Plugin looks for 'src/main/resources' directory for the resources and bundled them along with code build (if not configured for custom resource directory etc).
But 'pom' packaging doesn't work this way so application.properties is not included in build if it is not specified with some annotation etc.
Either you can create one more module which can be child to parent pom and parent to rest of modules to share one application.properties across whole project or you can use maven-remote-resources-plugin to use a remote resource bundle
QUESTION
I have an spring boot gradle project etl
with a dependency of common core classes in another project named common
.
common/build.gradle
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-05 at 16:13The problem was because of spring boot plugin being present in both etl
and common
projects. so I found out that in the cammon/build.gradle
I have to add this piece of code:
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You can use joda-money like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the joda-money component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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