ProperCasing by dataload and OpenVPMS Loader
From a prior post at http://www.openvpms.org/forum/auto-capitalisation I found the location for propercase.properties for the web application.
However, this copy of propercase.properties does not appear to be the one that the dataload program uses.
That is, if I enter stuff through the web app then the 'word' EIAH correctly retains its case (because I set it as an exception in propercase.properties). However, the data loaded by dataload still results in EIAH being changed to Eiah.
Is there yet another place that I have to put my updated propercase.properties file for a) the dataload program; and b) the OpenVPMS plugin for Kettle?
Regards, Tim
Re: ProperCasing by dataload and OpenVPMS Loader
The plugin doesn't allow the specify the location of the propercase.properties file; its just picking up the default located in the openvpms-framework jar in the directory:
org/openvpms/component/business/service/archetype/assertion/
You might be able to cd into the Kettle installation directory and simply do:
The spoon.bat script that launches Kettle includes "." in the CLASSPATH, so will hopefully pick it up instead of the one included in the openvpms-framework jar. Don't have time to verify ATM tho.
-Tim
Re: ProperCasing by dataload and OpenVPMS Loader
Tim A - this worked. I also did the same for the dataload program - in this case (since its CLASSPATH is set so that ..\conf is the first entry) ..\conf is the place you need to create the org\openvpms\.... directory and place a copy of propercase.properties.
Since 99% of Hong Kong lives in apartment blocks, a very common address format is:
Flat 3A, 48/F Tower 8, Island Resort
(meaning flat 3A, Floor 48, ....)
The propercasing was adjusting this to:
Flat 3a, 48/f Tower 8, Island Resort
However, after adding an endsWith entry for /F and contains entries for each of the digits 0 thru 9, it now works for me.
Thanks for the help.
Regards, Tim G