org.kuali.kra.scheduling.sequence

Class DefaultScheduleSequence

java.lang.Object

org.kuali.kra.scheduling.sequence.DefaultScheduleSequence

All Implemented Interfaces:

ScheduleSequence

public class DefaultScheduleSequence
extends Object
implements ScheduleSequence

This class is default implementation of ScheduleSequence Interface.

This implementation should be used if dates generated by schedule sequence needs no modification. Implementation uses org.quartz.TriggerUtils class to generate List of dates from Cron expression.

It uses current time zone, where application is hosted.

Note: Dates used in generating schedule must be wrapped with required time accuracy. e.g. Start Date: 02/01/09 10:10 End Date: 02/05/09 10:10 Generated Dates will be in between 02/01/09 10:10 and 02/05/09 10:10. Any date expected before 02/01/09 10:09 will be ignored. Date 02/01/09 10:00 will be ignored. Any date expected after 02/05/09 10:11 will be ignored. Date 02/05/09 12:00 will be ignored.

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface org.kuali.kra.scheduling.sequence.ScheduleSequence

GROUP, JOBGROUP, JOBNAME, NAME

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
DefaultScheduleSequence()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
List<Date>	executeScheduleSequence(String expression, Date startDate, Date endDate) This method expects to generate list of dates between start and end date using cron expression.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

DefaultScheduleSequence

public DefaultScheduleSequence()

Method Detail

executeScheduleSequence

public List<Date> executeScheduleSequence(String expression,
                                 Date startDate,
                                 Date endDate)
                                   throws ParseException

Description copied from interface: ScheduleSequence

This method expects to generate list of dates between start and end date using cron expression.

Specified by:

executeScheduleSequence in interface ScheduleSequence

Returns:

list of dates is returned.

Throws:

ParseException - can thrown in case of invalid expression.

See Also:

ScheduleSequence.executeScheduleSequence(java.lang.String, java.util.Date, java.util.Date)