org.quartz.impl.calendar
Class DailyCalendar

java.lang.Object
  org.quartz.impl.calendar.BaseCalendar
      org.quartz.impl.calendar.DailyCalendar

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Cloneable, Calendar

public class DailyCalendar
extends BaseCalendar

This implementation of the Calendar excludes (or includes - see below) a specified time range each day. For example, you could use this calendar to exclude business hours (8AM - 5PM) every day. Each DailyCalendar only allows a single time range to be specified, and that time range may not cross daily boundaries (i.e. you cannot specify a time range from 8PM - 5AM). If the property invertTimeRange is false (default), the time range defines a range of times in which triggers are not allowed to fire. If invertTimeRange is true, the time range is inverted – that is, all times outside the defined time range are excluded.

Note when using DailyCalendar, it behaves on the same principals as, for example, WeeklyCalendar. WeeklyCalendar defines a set of days that are excluded every week. Likewise, DailyCalendar defines a set of times that are excluded every day.

Author:

Mike Funk, Aaron Craven

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface org.quartz.Calendar

MONTH

Constructor Summary

DailyCalendar(java.util.Calendar rangeStartingCalendar, java.util.Calendar rangeEndingCalendar)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified java.util.Calendars and no baseCalendar.

DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar, java.util.Calendar rangeStartingCalendar, java.util.Calendar rangeEndingCalendar)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified java.util.Calendars and the specified baseCalendar.

DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar, int rangeStartingHourOfDay, int rangeStartingMinute, int rangeStartingSecond, int rangeStartingMillis, int rangeEndingHourOfDay, int rangeEndingMinute, int rangeEndingSecond, int rangeEndingMillis)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and the specified baseCalendar.

DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar, long rangeStartingTimeInMillis, long rangeEndingTimeInMillis)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and the specified baseCalendar.

DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar, java.lang.String rangeStartingTime, java.lang.String rangeEndingTime)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified strings and the specified baseCalendar.

DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar, java.util.TimeZone timeZone, long rangeStartingTimeInMillis, long rangeEndingTimeInMillis)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and the specified baseCalendar.

DailyCalendar(int rangeStartingHourOfDay, int rangeStartingMinute, int rangeStartingSecond, int rangeStartingMillis, int rangeEndingHourOfDay, int rangeEndingMinute, int rangeEndingSecond, int rangeEndingMillis)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and no baseCalendar.

DailyCalendar(long rangeStartingTimeInMillis, long rangeEndingTimeInMillis)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and no baseCalendar.

DailyCalendar(java.lang.String rangeStartingTime, java.lang.String rangeEndingTime)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified strings and no baseCalendar.

DailyCalendar(java.util.TimeZone timeZone, long rangeStartingTimeInMillis, long rangeEndingTimeInMillis)
Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and no baseCalendar.

Method Summary

java.lang.Object	clone()
boolean	getInvertTimeRange() Indicates whether the time range represents an inverted time range (see class description).
long	getNextIncludedTime(long timeInMillis) Determines the next time included by the DailyCalendar after the specified time.
long	getTimeRangeEndingTimeInMillis(long timeInMillis) Returns the end time of the time range (in milliseconds) of the day specified in timeInMillis
long	getTimeRangeStartingTimeInMillis(long timeInMillis) Returns the start time of the time range (in milliseconds) of the day specified in timeInMillis
boolean	isTimeIncluded(long timeInMillis) Determines whether the given time (in milliseconds) is 'included' by the BaseCalendar
void	setInvertTimeRange(boolean flag) Indicates whether the time range represents an inverted time range (see class description).
void	setTimeRange(java.util.Calendar rangeStartingCalendar, java.util.Calendar rangeEndingCalendar) Sets the time range for the DailyCalendar to the times represented in the specified java.util.Calendars.
void	setTimeRange(int rangeStartingHourOfDay, int rangeStartingMinute, int rangeStartingSecond, int rangeStartingMillis, int rangeEndingHourOfDay, int rangeEndingMinute, int rangeEndingSecond, int rangeEndingMillis) Sets the time range for the DailyCalendar to the times represented in the specified values.
void	setTimeRange(long rangeStartingTime, long rangeEndingTime) Sets the time range for the DailyCalendar to the times represented in the specified values.
void	setTimeRange(java.lang.String rangeStartingTimeString, java.lang.String rangeEndingTimeString) Sets the time range for the DailyCalendar to the times represented in the specified Strings.
java.lang.String	toString() Returns a string representing the properties of the DailyCalendar

Methods inherited from class org.quartz.impl.calendar.BaseCalendar

createJavaCalendar, createJavaCalendar, getBaseCalendar, getDescription, getEndOfDayJavaCalendar, getStartOfDayJavaCalendar, getTimeZone, setBaseCalendar, setDescription, setTimeZone

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(java.lang.String rangeStartingTime,
                     java.lang.String rangeEndingTime)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified strings and no baseCalendar. rangeStartingTime and rangeEndingTime must be in the format "HH:MM[:SS[:mmm]]" where:

• HH is the hour of the specified time. The hour should be specified using military (24-hour) time and must be in the range 0 to 23.
• MM is the minute of the specified time and must be in the range 0 to 59.
• SS is the second of the specified time and must be in the range 0 to 59.
• mmm is the millisecond of the specified time and must be in the range 0 to 999.
• items enclosed in brackets ('[', ']') are optional.
• The time range starting time must be before the time range ending time. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM)

Note: This DailyCalendar will use the TimeZone.getDefault() time zone unless an explicit time zone is set via BaseCalendar.setTimeZone(TimeZone)

Parameters:

rangeStartingTime - a String representing the starting time for the time range

rangeEndingTime - a String representing the ending time for the the time range

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar,
                     java.lang.String rangeStartingTime,
                     java.lang.String rangeEndingTime)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified strings and the specified baseCalendar. rangeStartingTime and rangeEndingTime must be in the format "HH:MM[:SS[:mmm]]" where:

• HH is the hour of the specified time. The hour should be specified using military (24-hour) time and must be in the range 0 to 23.
• MM is the minute of the specified time and must be in the range 0 to 59.
• SS is the second of the specified time and must be in the range 0 to 59.
• mmm is the millisecond of the specified time and must be in the range 0 to 999.
• items enclosed in brackets ('[', ']') are optional.
• The time range starting time must be before the time range ending time. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM)

Note: This DailyCalendar will use the TimeZone.getDefault() time zone unless an explicit time zone is set via BaseCalendar.setTimeZone(TimeZone)

Parameters:

baseCalendar - the base calendar for this calendar instance – see BaseCalendar for more information on base calendar functionality

rangeStartingTime - a String representing the starting time for the time range

rangeEndingTime - a String representing the ending time for the time range

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(int rangeStartingHourOfDay,
                     int rangeStartingMinute,
                     int rangeStartingSecond,
                     int rangeStartingMillis,
                     int rangeEndingHourOfDay,
                     int rangeEndingMinute,
                     int rangeEndingSecond,
                     int rangeEndingMillis)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and no baseCalendar. Values are subject to the following validations:

• Hours must be in the range 0-23 and are expressed using military (24-hour) time.
• Minutes must be in the range 0-59
• Seconds must be in the range 0-59
• Milliseconds must be in the range 0-999
• The time range starting time must be before the time range ending time. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM)

Note: This DailyCalendar will use the TimeZone.getDefault() time zone unless an explicit time zone is set via BaseCalendar.setTimeZone(TimeZone)

Parameters:

rangeStartingHourOfDay - the hour of the start of the time range

rangeStartingMinute - the minute of the start of the time range

rangeStartingSecond - the second of the start of the time range

rangeStartingMillis - the millisecond of the start of the time range

rangeEndingHourOfDay - the hour of the end of the time range

rangeEndingMinute - the minute of the end of the time range

rangeEndingSecond - the second of the end of the time range

rangeEndingMillis - the millisecond of the start of the time range

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar,
                     int rangeStartingHourOfDay,
                     int rangeStartingMinute,
                     int rangeStartingSecond,
                     int rangeStartingMillis,
                     int rangeEndingHourOfDay,
                     int rangeEndingMinute,
                     int rangeEndingSecond,
                     int rangeEndingMillis)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and the specified baseCalendar. Values are subject to the following validations:

• Hours must be in the range 0-23 and are expressed using military (24-hour) time.
• Minutes must be in the range 0-59
• Seconds must be in the range 0-59
• Milliseconds must be in the range 0-999
• The time range starting time must be before the time range ending time. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM)

Note: This DailyCalendar will use the TimeZone.getDefault() time zone unless an explicit time zone is set via BaseCalendar.setTimeZone(TimeZone)

Parameters:

baseCalendar - the base calendar for this calendar instance – see BaseCalendar for more information on base calendar functionality

rangeStartingHourOfDay - the hour of the start of the time range

rangeStartingMinute - the minute of the start of the time range

rangeStartingSecond - the second of the start of the time range

rangeStartingMillis - the millisecond of the start of the time range

rangeEndingHourOfDay - the hour of the end of the time range

rangeEndingMinute - the minute of the end of the time range

rangeEndingSecond - the second of the end of the time range

rangeEndingMillis - the millisecond of the start of the time range

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(java.util.Calendar rangeStartingCalendar,
                     java.util.Calendar rangeEndingCalendar)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified java.util.Calendars and no baseCalendar. The Calendars are subject to the following considerations:

• Only the time-of-day fields of the specified Calendars will be used (the date fields will be ignored)
• The starting time must be before the ending time of the defined time range. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM). (because only time fields are are used, it is possible for two Calendars to represent a valid time range and rangeStartingCalendar.after(rangeEndingCalendar) == true)

Note: This DailyCalendar will use the TimeZone.getDefault() time zone unless an explicit time zone is set via BaseCalendar.setTimeZone(TimeZone)

Parameters:

rangeStartingCalendar - a java.util.Calendar representing the starting time for the time range

rangeEndingCalendar - a java.util.Calendar representing the ending time for the time range

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar,
                     java.util.Calendar rangeStartingCalendar,
                     java.util.Calendar rangeEndingCalendar)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified java.util.Calendars and the specified baseCalendar. The Calendars are subject to the following considerations:

• Only the time-of-day fields of the specified Calendars will be used (the date fields will be ignored)
• The starting time must be before the ending time of the defined time range. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM). (because only time fields are are used, it is possible for two Calendars to represent a valid time range and rangeStartingCalendar.after(rangeEndingCalendar) == true)

Note: This DailyCalendar will use the TimeZone.getDefault() time zone unless an explicit time zone is set via BaseCalendar.setTimeZone(TimeZone)

Parameters:

baseCalendar - the base calendar for this calendar instance – see BaseCalendar for more information on base calendar functionality

rangeStartingCalendar - a java.util.Calendar representing the starting time for the time range

rangeEndingCalendar - a java.util.Calendar representing the ending time for the time range

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(long rangeStartingTimeInMillis,
                     long rangeEndingTimeInMillis)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and no baseCalendar. The values are subject to the following considerations:

• Only the time-of-day portion of the specified values will be used
• The starting time must be before the ending time of the defined time range. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM). (because only time value are are used, it is possible for the two values to represent a valid time range and rangeStartingTime > rangeEndingTime)

Note: This DailyCalendar will use the TimeZone.getDefault() time zone unless an explicit time zone is set via BaseCalendar.setTimeZone(TimeZone). You should use #DailyCalendar(String, TimeZone, long, long) if you don't want the given rangeStartingTimeInMillis and rangeEndingTimeInMillis to be evaluated in the default time zone.

Parameters:

rangeStartingTimeInMillis - a long representing the starting time for the time range

rangeEndingTimeInMillis - a long representing the ending time for the time range

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar,
                     long rangeStartingTimeInMillis,
                     long rangeEndingTimeInMillis)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and the specified baseCalendar. The values are subject to the following considerations:

• Only the time-of-day portion of the specified values will be used
• The starting time must be before the ending time of the defined time range. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM). (because only time value are are used, it is possible for the two values to represent a valid time range and rangeStartingTime > rangeEndingTime)

Note: This DailyCalendar will use the TimeZone.getDefault() time zone unless an explicit time zone is set via BaseCalendar.setTimeZone(TimeZone). You should use #DailyCalendar(String, Calendar, TimeZone, long, long) if you don't want the given rangeStartingTimeInMillis and rangeEndingTimeInMillis to be evaluated in the default time zone.

Parameters:

baseCalendar - the base calendar for this calendar instance – see BaseCalendar for more information on base calendar functionality

rangeStartingTimeInMillis - a long representing the starting time for the time range

rangeEndingTimeInMillis - a long representing the ending time for the time range

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(java.util.TimeZone timeZone,
                     long rangeStartingTimeInMillis,
                     long rangeEndingTimeInMillis)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and no baseCalendar. The values are subject to the following considerations:

• Only the time-of-day portion of the specified values will be used
• The starting time must be before the ending time of the defined time range. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM). (because only time value are are used, it is possible for the two values to represent a valid time range and rangeStartingTime > rangeEndingTime)

Parameters:

timeZone - the time zone for of the DailyCalendar which will also be used to resolve the given start/end times.

rangeStartingTimeInMillis - a long representing the starting time for the time range

rangeEndingTimeInMillis - a long representing the ending time for the time range

DailyCalendar

public DailyCalendar(Calendar baseCalendar,
                     java.util.TimeZone timeZone,
                     long rangeStartingTimeInMillis,
                     long rangeEndingTimeInMillis)

Create a DailyCalendar with a time range defined by the specified values and the specified baseCalendar. The values are subject to the following considerations:

• Only the time-of-day portion of the specified values will be used
• The starting time must be before the ending time of the defined time range. Note this means that a time range may not cross daily boundaries (10PM - 2AM). (because only time value are are used, it is possible for the two values to represent a valid time range and rangeStartingTime > rangeEndingTime)

Parameters:

baseCalendar - the base calendar for this calendar instance – see BaseCalendar for more information on base calendar functionality

timeZone - the time zone for of the DailyCalendar which will also be used to resolve the given start/end times.

rangeStartingTimeInMillis - a long representing the starting time for the time range

rangeEndingTimeInMillis - a long representing the ending time for the time range

Method Detail

clone

public java.lang.Object clone()

Specified by:

clone in interface Calendar

Overrides:

clone in class BaseCalendar

isTimeIncluded

public boolean isTimeIncluded(long timeInMillis)

Determines whether the given time (in milliseconds) is 'included' by the BaseCalendar

Specified by:

isTimeIncluded in interface Calendar

Overrides:

isTimeIncluded in class BaseCalendar

Parameters:

timeInMillis - the date/time to test

Returns:

a boolean indicating whether the specified time is 'included' by the BaseCalendar

See Also:

Calendar.isTimeIncluded(long)

getNextIncludedTime

public long getNextIncludedTime(long timeInMillis)

Determines the next time included by the DailyCalendar after the specified time.

Specified by:

getNextIncludedTime in interface Calendar

Overrides:

getNextIncludedTime in class BaseCalendar

Parameters:

timeInMillis - the initial date/time after which to find an included time

Returns:

the time in milliseconds representing the next time included after the specified time.

See Also:

Calendar.getNextIncludedTime(long)

getTimeRangeStartingTimeInMillis

public long getTimeRangeStartingTimeInMillis(long timeInMillis)

Returns the start time of the time range (in milliseconds) of the day specified in timeInMillis

Parameters:

timeInMillis - a time containing the desired date for the starting time of the time range.

Returns:

a date/time (in milliseconds) representing the start time of the time range for the specified date.

getTimeRangeEndingTimeInMillis

public long getTimeRangeEndingTimeInMillis(long timeInMillis)

Returns the end time of the time range (in milliseconds) of the day specified in timeInMillis

Parameters:

timeInMillis - a time containing the desired date for the ending time of the time range.

Returns:

a date/time (in milliseconds) representing the end time of the time range for the specified date.

getInvertTimeRange

public boolean getInvertTimeRange()

Indicates whether the time range represents an inverted time range (see class description).

Returns:

a boolean indicating whether the time range is inverted

setInvertTimeRange

public void setInvertTimeRange(boolean flag)

Indicates whether the time range represents an inverted time range (see class description).

Parameters:

flag - the new value for the invertTimeRange flag.

toString

public java.lang.String toString()

Returns a string representing the properties of the DailyCalendar

Overrides:

toString in class java.lang.Object

Returns:

the properteis of the DailyCalendar in a String format

setTimeRange

public void setTimeRange(java.lang.String rangeStartingTimeString,
                         java.lang.String rangeEndingTimeString)

Sets the time range for the DailyCalendar to the times represented in the specified Strings.

Parameters:

rangeStartingTimeString - a String representing the start time of the time range

rangeEndingTimeString - a String representing the end time of the excluded time range

setTimeRange

public void setTimeRange(int rangeStartingHourOfDay,
                         int rangeStartingMinute,
                         int rangeStartingSecond,
                         int rangeStartingMillis,
                         int rangeEndingHourOfDay,
                         int rangeEndingMinute,
                         int rangeEndingSecond,
                         int rangeEndingMillis)

Sets the time range for the DailyCalendar to the times represented in the specified values.

Parameters:

rangeStartingHourOfDay - the hour of the start of the time range

rangeStartingMinute - the minute of the start of the time range

rangeStartingSecond - the second of the start of the time range

rangeStartingMillis - the millisecond of the start of the time range

rangeEndingHourOfDay - the hour of the end of the time range

rangeEndingMinute - the minute of the end of the time range

rangeEndingSecond - the second of the end of the time range

rangeEndingMillis - the millisecond of the start of the time range

setTimeRange

public void setTimeRange(java.util.Calendar rangeStartingCalendar,
                         java.util.Calendar rangeEndingCalendar)

Sets the time range for the DailyCalendar to the times represented in the specified java.util.Calendars.

Parameters:

rangeStartingCalendar - a Calendar containing the start time for the DailyCalendar

rangeEndingCalendar - a Calendar containing the end time for the DailyCalendar

setTimeRange

public void setTimeRange(long rangeStartingTime,
                         long rangeEndingTime)

Sets the time range for the DailyCalendar to the times represented in the specified values.

Parameters:

rangeStartingTime - the starting time (in milliseconds) for the time range

rangeEndingTime - the ending time (in milliseconds) for the time range