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OAF Number Formatting Guide

There are two ways to format numbers in OAF without using format expressions like in ADF. The first is to use a Formatter class to specify the number format and assign it as an attribute to the numeric field. The second is to set the CURRENCY_CODE attribute on a currency field to format it using the default currency format.

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OAF Number Formatting Guide

There are two ways to format numbers in OAF without using format expressions like in ADF. The first is to use a Formatter class to specify the number format and assign it as an attribute to the numeric field. The second is to set the CURRENCY_CODE attribute on a currency field to format it using the default currency format.

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In OAF, There is not format expression in BC4J like ADF, So you do formatting using controller classes.

There are 2 ways to format numbers in OAF

1- Format Numbers
Write this code in processRequest method

import oracle.cabo.ui.validate.Formatter;

Formatter formatter =
new OADecimalValidater("###,###,##0.00", "###,###,##0.00");
OAWebBean numericBean = webBean.findChildRecursive("<>");
if (numericBean != null)
numericBean.setAttributeValue(ON_SUBMIT_VALIDATER_ATTR, formatter);

2- Format Number using currency format

Write this code in processRequest method


OAWebBean currencyBean = webBean.findChildRecursive("<>");
if (currencyBean != null)
currencyBean .setAttributeValue(CURRENCY_CODE, "USD");

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