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MonetaryAmount Class

 
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Hi i'm missing jar for common.money.MonetaryAmount classes for percentages and money formats. Any idea which Jar file do i need for this?
 
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That class and package is not something in the standard Java library, nor is it something from a well-known open source library. It's not a standard or well-known class.

Do you need this for a school project? Ask your teacher where to get it. Are you working at a company? Ask your colleagues or your manager where to get this.
 
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Jesper Young wrote:That class and package is not something in the standard Java library, nor is it something from a well-known open source library. It's not a standard or well-known class.

Do you need this for a school project? Ask your teacher where to get it. Are you working at a company? Ask your colleagues or your manager where to get this.



Sorry, i just picked up its an internal class... Thanks a lot
 
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Actually no, its maven dependencies packaged under common-aux.1.0.1.RELEASE.jar
 
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Hi all,

Somebody could send me the library containing these classes :

import common.money.MonetaryAmount;
import common.money.Percentage;

Thanks a lot by advance
Eric
 
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I believe that the common-aux.#.#.#.jar is a JAR file which is provided by SpringSource as a separate JAR file to be used within classroom examples. You would need to pull it from the files provided as part of the class and then have your IDE reference the JAR file.
 
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@Songezo Nkukwana: In the future, please SearchFirst(←click).

where to get common.money.MonetaryAmount
where to get common-aux.1.0.1.RELEASE.jar

Thanks!
 
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