org.opennms.netmgt.config.users
Class DutySchedule

java.lang.Object
  org.opennms.netmgt.config.users.DutySchedule

public class DutySchedule
extends Object

This class holds information on the duty schedules that users can have. Converstion between different formats of the duty schedule information are possible, as is the comparision between a Calendar passed in and the start and stop times of each day in a duty schedule.

Version:

1.1.1.1

Author:

Jason Johns , OpenNMS

Field Summary

static String[]	DAY_NAMES A list of names to abbreviate the days of the week
static int	FRIDAY
static int	MONDAY A series of constants to identify the days of the week as used by the DutySchedule class
static int	SATURDAY
static int	SUNDAY
static int	THURSDAY
static int	TUESDAY
static int	WEDNESDAY

Constructor Summary

DutySchedule()
Default constructor, builds the BitSet used to identify the days of the week that are set.

DutySchedule(List<Boolean> schedule, int start, int end)
This constructor is designed to convert from a Vector filled with 7 Boolean objects and two String objects into the BitSet and integer start and stop time.

DutySchedule(String aSchedule)
This constructor is designed to build a new DutySchedule from a String representation formatted as such.

DutySchedule(Vector aSchedule)
This constructor is designed to convert from a Vector filled with 7 Boolean objects and two String objects into the BitSet and integer start and stop time.

Method Summary

Vector<Object>	getAsVector() This method formats the DutySchedule as a vector populated with the first seven objects as Booleans set to indicate what days of the week are stored, and the last two objects as Strings that reflect the start time and stop time respectively.
int	getStartTime() This method return the start time as an integer
int	getStopTime() This method return the stop time as an integer
boolean	hasDay(int aDay)
boolean	isInSchedule(Calendar aTime) This method decides if a given time falls within the duty schedule contained in this object.
boolean	isInSchedule(Date time)
long	nextInSchedule(Calendar nTime) This method decides if a given time falls within the duty schedule contained in this object.
void	setDay(int aDay) This method sets the BitSet that tracks what days this DutySchedule applies to.
void	setEndHour(int anHour) This method sets the stop time of this DutySchedule
void	setStartHour(int anHour) This method sets the start time of this DutySchedule
String	toString() This method returns the DutySchedule formatted as a string that the DutySchedule(String) constructor could parse.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

MONDAY

public static final int MONDAY

A series of constants to identify the days of the week as used by the DutySchedule class

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TUESDAY

public static final int TUESDAY

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WEDNESDAY

public static final int WEDNESDAY

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THURSDAY

public static final int THURSDAY

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FRIDAY

public static final int FRIDAY

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SATURDAY

public static final int SATURDAY

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SUNDAY

public static final int SUNDAY

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DAY_NAMES

public static final String[] DAY_NAMES

A list of names to abbreviate the days of the week

Constructor Detail

DutySchedule

public DutySchedule()

Default constructor, builds the BitSet used to identify the days of the week that are set.

DutySchedule

public DutySchedule(Vector aSchedule)

This constructor is designed to convert from a Vector filled with 7 Boolean objects and two String objects into the BitSet and integer start and stop time. Very useful for the ModifyUser screen when it is converting from a table display to save the information to a string format for the users.xml.

Parameters:

aSchedule - filled with 7 Boolean objects and two String objects

DutySchedule

public DutySchedule(List<Boolean> schedule,
                    int start,
                    int end)

This constructor is designed to convert from a Vector filled with 7 Boolean objects and two String objects into the BitSet and integer start and stop time. Very useful for the ModifyUser screen when it is converting from a table display to save the information to a string format for the users.xml.

Parameters:

aSchedule - filled with 7 Boolean objects and two String objects

DutySchedule

public DutySchedule(String aSchedule)

This constructor is designed to build a new DutySchedule from a String representation formatted as such. - eg. MoWeFr800-1700, TuTh900-1500.

Parameters:

aSchedule - the string to convert to a new DutySchedule

Method Detail

setDay

public void setDay(int aDay)

This method sets the BitSet that tracks what days this DutySchedule applies to.

Parameters:

aDay - the day index to set in the BitSet

getStartTime

public int getStartTime()

This method return the start time as an integer

Returns:

The start time of this DutySchedule.

getStopTime

public int getStopTime()

This method return the stop time as an integer

Returns:

The stop time of this DutySchedule.

getAsVector

public Vector<Object> getAsVector()

This method formats the DutySchedule as a vector populated with the first seven objects as Booleans set to indicate what days of the week are stored, and the last two objects as Strings that reflect the start time and stop time respectively. This method gives a Vector that can be passed to the DutySchedule(Vector) constructor to create a new DutySchedule

Returns:

A Vector properly formatted to reflect this DutySchedule.

isInSchedule

public boolean isInSchedule(Calendar aTime)

This method decides if a given time falls within the duty schedule contained in this object. It creates two partial Calendars from the Calendar that is passed in and then sets the start time for one and the end time for the other. Then in a loop it reassigns the day of week according to the BitSet. It makes a comparision to see if the argument Calendar is between the start and stop times and returns true immediately if it is.

Parameters:

aTime - The time to check.

Returns:

True if the Calendar is contained in the duty schedule. false if it isn't.

nextInSchedule

public long nextInSchedule(Calendar nTime)

This method decides if a given time falls within the duty schedule contained in this object. If so, it returns 0 milliseconds. If not it returns the number of milliseconds until the next on-duty period begins. It creates two partial Calendars from the Calendar that is passed in and then sets the start time for one and the end time for the other. Then in a loop it reassigns the day of week according to the BitSet. If the day is today, it makes a comparision of the argument Calendar and the start and stop times to determine the return value. If the day is not today it calculates the time between now and the day and start time of the duty schedule, saving the smallest of these as the return value as we iterate through the BitSet.???

Parameters:

nTime - The time to check.

Returns:

long - number of milliseconds

setStartHour

public void setStartHour(int anHour)

This method sets the start time of this DutySchedule

Parameters:

anHour - The hour in military time to set the start time for the DutySchedule.

setEndHour

public void setEndHour(int anHour)

This method sets the stop time of this DutySchedule

Parameters:

anHour - The hour in military time to set the end time for the DutySchedule.

toString

public String toString()

This method returns the DutySchedule formatted as a string that the DutySchedule(String) constructor could parse. The string will be formatted as such: - eg. MoWeFr800-1700, TuTh900-1500.

Overrides:

toString in class Object

Returns:

A string representation of this DutySchedule.

isInSchedule

public boolean isInSchedule(Date time)

hasDay

public boolean hasDay(int aDay)