public final class ABANumberValidator extends ModulusValidator<ABANumber>
ABA Numbers (or Routing Transit Numbers) are a nine digit numeric code used to identify American financial institutions for things such as checks or deposits (ABA stands for the American Bankers Association).
Check digit calculation is based on modulus 10 with digits being weighted based on their position (from right to left) as follows:
For further information see Wikipedia - Routing transit number.
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ABANumberValidator() |
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protected int |
weightedValue(int charValue,
int leftPos,
int rightPos)
Calculates the weighted value of a character in the
code at a specified position.
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initialize, isValid, sumDigits, toInt
protected int weightedValue(int charValue, int leftPos, int rightPos) throws Exception
ABA Routing numbers are weighted in the following manner:
left position: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
weight: 3 7 1 3 7 1 3 7 1
Calculates the weighted value of a character in the
code at a specified position.
Some modulus routines weight the value of a character depending on its position in the code (e.g. ISBN-10), while others use different weighting factors for odd/even positions (e.g. EAN or Luhn). Implement the appropriate mechanism required by overriding this method.
weightedValue
in class ModulusValidator<ABANumber>
charValue
- The numeric value of the characterleftPos
- The position of the character in the code, counting from left to rightrightPos
- The position of the character in the code, counting from right to leftException
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