com.compoze.domino
Class RepeatPattern

java.lang.Object

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  +--com.compoze.domino.RepeatPattern

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable

public class RepeatPattern

extends java.lang.Object

implements java.io.Serializable

This class represents the repeating pattern. A repeating pattern defines how an entity repeats, for example, daily. Use the methods starting with create to create common repeating patterns.

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

static int	BYWEEK_FIFTH The value that represents the 'fifth week'.
static int	BYWEEK_FIRST The value that represents the 'first week'.
static int	BYWEEK_FOURTH The value that represents the 'fourth week'.
static int	BYWEEK_SECOND The value that represents the 'second week'.
static int	BYWEEK_THIRD The value that represents the 'third week'.
static int	FRIDAY The value that represents the day Friday.
static int	MONDAY The value that represents the day Monday.
static int	SATURDAY The value that represents the day Saturday.
static int	SUNDAY The value that represents the day Sunday.
static int	THURSDAY The value that represents the day Thursday.
static int	TUESDAY The value that represents the day Tuesday.
static int	UPDATE_ALL The value that represents the update all rule.
static int	UPDATE_THIS_INSTANCE The value that represents the update this instance rule.
static int	WEDNESDAY The value that represents the day Wednesday.

Method Summary

static RepeatPattern	createCustom(java.util.Date[] dates) Creates a custom repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createDaily(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, RepeatWeekends weekends, java.util.Date untilDate) Creates a daily repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createDaily(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, RepeatWeekends weekends, RepeatForUnit forUnit, int iFor) Creates a daily repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createMonthlyByDate(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, int[] daysOfMonth, RepeatWeekends weekends, java.util.Date untilDate) Creates a monthly by date repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createMonthlyByDate(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, int[] daysOfMonth, RepeatWeekends weekends, RepeatForUnit forUnit, int iFor) Creates a monthly by date repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createMonthlyByDay(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, int[] daysOfWeek, RepeatWeekends weekends, java.util.Date untilDate) Creates a monthly by day repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createMonthlyByDay(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, int[] daysOfWeek, RepeatWeekends weekends, RepeatForUnit forUnit, int iFor) Creates a monthly by day repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createWeekly(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, int[] daysOfWeek, RepeatWeekends weekends, java.util.Date untilDate) Creates a weekly repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createWeekly(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, int[] daysOfWeek, RepeatWeekends weekends, RepeatForUnit forUnit, int iFor) Creates a weekly repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createYearly(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, RepeatWeekends weekends, java.util.Date untilDate) Creates a yearly repeating pattern.
static RepeatPattern	createYearly(java.util.Date startDate, int iInterval, RepeatWeekends weekends, RepeatForUnit forUnit, int iFor) Creates a yearly repeating pattern.
RepeatAdjust	getAdjust() Gets the adjust for the repeat pattern.
static java.lang.String	getDayByNumber(int iDay) Gets the localized string for a day.
static java.lang.String	getDayByNumber(int iDay, int iFieldWidth, java.util.Calendar cal, java.util.Locale locale) Gets the localized string for a day.
static java.lang.String	getDayByNumber(int iDay, java.util.Locale locale) Gets the localized string for a day.
int	getFor() Gets the repeat pattern for.
RepeatForUnit	getForUnit() Gets the repeat pattern for unit.
RepeatHow	getHow() Gets the repeat pattern how.
java.util.Date[]	getInstanceDates() Gets a list of the dates for the repeat pattern.
int	getInterval() Gets the repeat pattern interval.
RepeatPattern	getPatternInstance(java.util.Date startDate) Gets a new instance of the repeat pattern with the new start date.
RepeatPattern	getPatternInstance(java.util.Date startDate, java.util.Date untilDate) Gets a new instance of the repeat pattern with the new start date.
java.util.List	getPropertyValues() Gets a list of the values from the repeat pattern.
RepeatWeekends	getRepeatWeekends() Gets the repeat pattern weekends.
java.util.Date	getStartDate() Gets the start date for the repeat pattern.
RepeatType	getType() Gets the repeat pattern type.
java.util.Date	getUntilDate() Gets the until date for the repeat pattern.
static void	main(java.lang.String[] args)
void	setStartDate(java.util.Date startDate) Sets the start date for the repeat pattern.
java.lang.String	toString() Returns the string representation of this object.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

BYWEEK_FIRST

public static final int BYWEEK_FIRST

The value that represents the 'first week'.

BYWEEK_SECOND

public static final int BYWEEK_SECOND

The value that represents the 'second week'.

BYWEEK_THIRD

public static final int BYWEEK_THIRD

The value that represents the 'third week'.

BYWEEK_FOURTH

public static final int BYWEEK_FOURTH

The value that represents the 'fourth week'.

BYWEEK_FIFTH

public static final int BYWEEK_FIFTH

The value that represents the 'fifth week'.

SUNDAY

public static final int SUNDAY

The value that represents the day Sunday.

MONDAY

public static final int MONDAY

The value that represents the day Monday.

TUESDAY

public static final int TUESDAY

The value that represents the day Tuesday.

WEDNESDAY

public static final int WEDNESDAY

The value that represents the day Wednesday.

THURSDAY

public static final int THURSDAY

The value that represents the day Thursday.

FRIDAY

public static final int FRIDAY

The value that represents the day Friday.

SATURDAY

public static final int SATURDAY

The value that represents the day Saturday.

UPDATE_ALL

public static final int UPDATE_ALL

The value that represents the update all rule.

UPDATE_THIS_INSTANCE

public static final int UPDATE_THIS_INSTANCE

The value that represents the update this instance rule.

Method Detail

getPatternInstance

public RepeatPattern getPatternInstance(java.util.Date startDate)
                                 throws InvalidRuleException

Gets a new instance of the repeat pattern with the new start date. All other characteristics of the repeat pattern are preserved.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

Returns:

the newly created repeat pattern

getPatternInstance

public RepeatPattern getPatternInstance(java.util.Date startDate,
                                        java.util.Date untilDate)
                                 throws InvalidRuleException

Gets a new instance of the repeat pattern with the new start date. All other characteristics of the repeat pattern are preserved.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

untilDate - the until date (may not be null)

Returns:

the newly created repeat pattern

getAdjust

public RepeatAdjust getAdjust()

Gets the adjust for the repeat pattern.

Returns:

the repeat adjust

getType

public RepeatType getType()

Gets the repeat pattern type.

Returns:

the repeat pattern type

getUntilDate

public java.util.Date getUntilDate()

Gets the until date for the repeat pattern.

Returns:

the until date or null if the repeat how is until

getInterval

public int getInterval()

Gets the repeat pattern interval.

Returns:

the repeat pattern interval

getFor

public int getFor()

Gets the repeat pattern for.

Returns:

the repeat pattern for

getHow

public RepeatHow getHow()

Gets the repeat pattern how. This tell how long the repeat pattern will occur for either: until a specified date or for a certain amount of time.

Returns:

the repeat pattern how

See Also:

getUntilDate(), getFor(), getForUnit()

getForUnit

public RepeatForUnit getForUnit()

Gets the repeat pattern for unit.

Returns:

the repeat pattern for unit

getStartDate

public java.util.Date getStartDate()

Gets the start date for the repeat pattern.

Returns:

the start date

setStartDate

public void setStartDate(java.util.Date startDate)
                  throws InvalidRuleException,
                         DominoException

Sets the start date for the repeat pattern.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

getRepeatWeekends

public RepeatWeekends getRepeatWeekends()

Gets the repeat pattern weekends.

Returns:

the repeat pattern weekends

getInstanceDates

public java.util.Date[] getInstanceDates()

Gets a list of the dates for the repeat pattern. These are the instance dates for this repeating pattern.

Returns:

an array of dates

getPropertyValues

public java.util.List getPropertyValues()

Gets a list of the values from the repeat pattern.

Returns:

a list of PropertyValue objects (unmodifiable)

createDaily

public static RepeatPattern createDaily(java.util.Date startDate,
                                        int iInterval,
                                        RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                        java.util.Date untilDate)
                                 throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a daily repeating pattern.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

untilDate - the until date (may not be null and must be after the start date)

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createDaily

public static RepeatPattern createDaily(java.util.Date startDate,
                                        int iInterval,
                                        RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                        RepeatForUnit forUnit,
                                        int iFor)
                                 throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a daily repeating pattern.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

forUnit - the for unit

iFor - the number of for units

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createCustom

public static RepeatPattern createCustom(java.util.Date[] dates)
                                  throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a custom repeating pattern.

Parameters:

dates - the dates for the repeating pattern

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createYearly

public static RepeatPattern createYearly(java.util.Date startDate,
                                         int iInterval,
                                         RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                         java.util.Date untilDate)
                                  throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a yearly repeating pattern.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

untilDate - the until date (may not be null and must be after the start date)

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createYearly

public static RepeatPattern createYearly(java.util.Date startDate,
                                         int iInterval,
                                         RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                         RepeatForUnit forUnit,
                                         int iFor)
                                  throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a yearly repeating pattern.

When setting the for unit and number of units, since this is a yearly repeating pattern, the for unit must be at a minimum RepeatForUnit.YEARS. If not, there could potentially be no instance dates for the pattern therefore creating an invalid pattern. If you pass in a for unit less than RepeatForUnit.YEARS, the for unit is automatically adjusted.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

forUnit - the for unit (minimum RepeatForUnit.YEARS)

iFor - the number of for units

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createWeekly

public static RepeatPattern createWeekly(java.util.Date startDate,
                                         int iInterval,
                                         int[] daysOfWeek,
                                         RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                         java.util.Date untilDate)
                                  throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a weekly repeating pattern.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

daysOfWeek - the days of week (array of int of SUNDAY-SATURDAY constants)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

untilDate - the until date (may not be null and must be after the start date)

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createWeekly

public static RepeatPattern createWeekly(java.util.Date startDate,
                                         int iInterval,
                                         int[] daysOfWeek,
                                         RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                         RepeatForUnit forUnit,
                                         int iFor)
                                  throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a weekly repeating pattern.

When setting the for unit and number of units, since this is a weekly repeating pattern, the for unit must be at a minimum RepeatForUnit.WEEKS. If not, there could potentially be no instance dates for the pattern therefore creating an invalid pattern. If you pass in a for unit less than RepeatForUnit.WEEKS, the for unit is automatically adjusted.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

daysOfWeek - the days of week (array of int of SUNDAY-SATURDAY constants)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

forUnit - the for unit (minimum RepeatForUnit.WEEKS)

iFor - the number of for units

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createMonthlyByDate

public static RepeatPattern createMonthlyByDate(java.util.Date startDate,
                                                int iInterval,
                                                int[] daysOfMonth,
                                                RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                                java.util.Date untilDate)
                                         throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a monthly by date repeating pattern.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

daysOfMonth - the days of month (array of days, 1-31)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

untilDate - the until date (may not be null and must be after the start date)

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createMonthlyByDate

public static RepeatPattern createMonthlyByDate(java.util.Date startDate,
                                                int iInterval,
                                                int[] daysOfMonth,
                                                RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                                RepeatForUnit forUnit,
                                                int iFor)
                                         throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a monthly by date repeating pattern.

When setting the for unit and number of units, since this is a monthly repeating pattern, the for unit must be at a minimum RepeatForUnit.MONTHS. If not, there could potentially be no instance dates for the pattern therefore creating an invalid pattern. If you pass in a for unit less than RepeatForUnit.MONTHS, the for unit is automatically adjusted.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

daysOfMonth - the days of month (array of days, 1-31)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

forUnit - the for unit (minimum RepeatForUnit.MONTHS)

iFor - the number of for units

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createMonthlyByDay

public static RepeatPattern createMonthlyByDay(java.util.Date startDate,
                                               int iInterval,
                                               int[] daysOfWeek,
                                               RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                               java.util.Date untilDate)
                                        throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a monthly by day repeating pattern.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

daysOfWeek - the days of week (array of SUNDAY-SATURDAY constants possibly or'd with one of the BYWEEK_ constants)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

untilDate - the until date (may not be null and must be after the start date)

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

createMonthlyByDay

public static RepeatPattern createMonthlyByDay(java.util.Date startDate,
                                               int iInterval,
                                               int[] daysOfWeek,
                                               RepeatWeekends weekends,
                                               RepeatForUnit forUnit,
                                               int iFor)
                                        throws InvalidRuleException

Creates a monthly by day repeating pattern.

When setting the for unit and number of units, since this is a monthly repeating pattern, the for unit must be at a minimum RepeatForUnit.MONTHS. If not, there could potentially be no instance dates for the pattern therefore creating an invalid pattern. If you pass in a for unit less than RepeatForUnit.MONTHS, the for unit is automatically adjusted.

Parameters:

startDate - the start date (may not be null)

iInterval - the interval (i.e. every, every other, every third)

daysOfWeek - the days of week (array of SUNDAY-SATURDAY constants possibly or'd with one of the BYWEEK_ constants)

weekends - the weekends rule (may not be null

forUnit - the for unit (minimum RepeatForUnit.MONTHS)

iFor - the number of for units

Returns:

the repeating pattern

Throws:

InvalidRuleException - if the specified rule is invalid

getDayByNumber

public static java.lang.String getDayByNumber(int iDay)

Gets the localized string for a day.

Parameters:

iDay - day number (see SUNDAY-SATURDAY constants)

Returns:

localized string for a day

getDayByNumber

public static java.lang.String getDayByNumber(int iDay,
                                              java.util.Locale locale)

Gets the localized string for a day.

Parameters:

iDay - day number (see SUNDAY-SATURDAY constants)

locale - locale to use

Returns:

localized string for a day

getDayByNumber

public static java.lang.String getDayByNumber(int iDay,
                                              int iFieldWidth,
                                              java.util.Calendar cal,
                                              java.util.Locale locale)

Gets the localized string for a day.

Parameters:

iDay - day number (see SUNDAY-SATURDAY constants)

iFieldWidth - width of day field

locale - locale to use

cal - calendar to use

Returns:

localized string for a day

toString

public java.lang.String toString()

Returns the string representation of this object.

Overrides:

toString in class java.lang.Object

Returns:

the string representation of this object

main

public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)