Issue 2367: Text indicating that vendors shall provide default values (currency-rtf) Source: (, ) Nature: Revision Severity: Summary: Summary: .A Currency implementation should probably provide default values on behalf of a given valid stateIdentifier (i.e. MoneyCalculator.roundingType, MoneyCalculator.roundingDigit, MoneyCalculator.conversionType, MoneyCalculator.internalPrecision, MoneyFormatter.radixSymbol, MoneyFormatter.groupingSymbol, MoneyFormatter.negativePrefixSymbol, MoneyFormatter.inputMultiplier, MoneyFormatter.outputDivisor, locale, etc.). The standard should state that a vendor’s responsibility is to provide defaults, but leave the choice of the actual default values to the vendor. An interface allowing state to be set back to defaults should be considered. Resolution: resolve dis Currency 2 RTF Revised Text: Resolution: Change text in spec. indicating that default values will be assumed to be set Revised Text: Add the following new section after section 2.3.5: 2.3.6 Default Values Default values will be provided for all stateIdentifier based operations. The actual defaults are the prerogative of the implementors. Thus, it is possible to ask for a new state identifier and interact with ExchangeRateManager, MoneyFormatter, CurrencyBook and MoneyCalculator accessors and/or operations without an FbcException being thrown. Actions taken: February 1, 1999: received issue May 4, 2000: closed issue Discussion: End of Annotations:===== Return-Path: From: Robert_Mickley@CYBORG.COM X-Lotus-FromDomain: CYBORG@CYBORG_NET To: issues@omg.org cc: Robert_Mickley@CYBORG.COM, Amy_Griffis@CYBORG.COM Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1999 21:28:52 -0700 Subject: Currency RTF Issues Content-Disposition: inline Today is the deadline for comments for the Currency RTF. Below is an itemized list of additions to that list. Issue Title: Text indicating that vendors shall provide default values. Issue Type: Text Revision Issue Description: A Currency implementation should probably provide default valueprovide defaults, but leave the choice of the actual default values to the vendor. An interface allowing state to be set back to defaults should be considered. s on behalf of a given valid stateIdentifier (i.e. MoneyCalculator.roundingType, MoneyCalculator.roundingDigit, MoneyCalculator.conversionType, MoneyCalculator.internalPrecision, MoneyFormatter.radixSymbol, MoneyFormatter.groupingSymbol, MoneyFormatter.negativePrefixSymbol, MoneyFormatter.inputMultiplier, MoneyFormatter.outputDivisor, locale, etc.). The standard should state that a vendor