Class Period


public class Period extends UC4Object
An object that holds settings that may be used for periodic execution of tasks. It allows to define the time periods once and reuse this information to start multiple periodic executions.

Usage Example:

 
Period period = (Period) open("NAME.OF.PERIOD.OBJECT");
//Create a ExecuteRecurring instance with the settings from the Period object.
ExecuteRecurring er = period.createExecuteRecurring();
executeObject.executeRecurring(er);
 
 
  • Constructor Details

    • Period

      public Period()
  • Method Details

    • header

      public Header header()
      Returns the header data of this object. This is the information of the header tab in the dialog client.
      Returns:
      Header
    • isExecutable

      public boolean isExecutable()
      Description copied from class: UC4Object
      Returns true if this Object can be executed.
      Specified by:
      isExecutable in class UC4Object
      Returns:
      true if the Object can be executed, false if not.
    • setTimeframe

      @Deprecated public void setTimeframe(Time start, Time end, boolean forceAdjustment)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets the execution time frame.
      Parameters:
      start - Start time
      end - End time
      forceAdjustment - Aligns the start time on the time frame if set to true
    • getTimeframeStart

      @Deprecated public Time getTimeframeStart()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns the start time which was set using the method setTimeframe.
      Returns:
      Start time of the Time frame
    • getTimeframeEnd

      @Deprecated public Time getTimeframeEnd()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns the end time which was set using the method setTimeframe.
      Returns:
      End time of the Time frame
    • hasTimeframeAdjustment

      @Deprecated public boolean hasTimeframeAdjustment()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      True if the start time is aligned to the time frame
    • setExecutionInterval

      @Deprecated public void setExecutionInterval(int every)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets the execution interval in minutes.
      Parameters:
      every - Number of minutes of the execution interval
    • isExecutedInterval

      @Deprecated public boolean isExecutedInterval()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      Returns true if an execution interval has been set.
    • getExecutionInterval

      @Deprecated public int getExecutionInterval()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      Returns the execution interval in minutes.
    • setGapToPreviousRun

      @Deprecated public void setGapToPreviousRun(int gap)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets the gap to the previous run of the task in minutes.
      Parameters:
      gap - Time gap in minutes
    • isExecutedWithGap

      @Deprecated public boolean isExecutedWithGap()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      Returns true if the interval has a gap to the previous run.
    • getGapInterval

      @Deprecated public int getGapInterval()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      Returns the time gap in minutes to the previous run.
    • setAtTime

      @Deprecated public void setAtTime(Time time)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets the start time of the task.
      Parameters:
      time - Start time
    • getTimeOfSingleExecution

      @Deprecated public Time getTimeOfSingleExecution()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns the start time that has been set using the method setAtTime.
      Returns:
      Start time of the execution
    • isExecutedAtTime

      @Deprecated public boolean isExecutedAtTime()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      Returns true if the task is executed at a defined time (the method setAtTime has been called before)
    • setAllowOneOverlap

      @Deprecated public void setAllowOneOverlap(boolean overlap)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets if one overlap should be allowed. If the parameter overlap is set to false there will only be one task at one time even if the old run has not finished.
      Parameters:
      overlap - True if one overlap is allowed
    • isAllowOneOverlap

      @Deprecated public boolean isAllowOneOverlap()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      Returns True if one overlap is allowed
    • setDateRange

      @Deprecated public void setDateRange(DateTime startDate, DateTime endDate)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets the date range for the interval.
      Parameters:
      startDate - Start date
      endDate - End date
    • hasDateRangeWithEndTime

      @Deprecated public boolean hasDateRangeWithEndTime()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      True if a date range was specified using a start date and an end date
    • getRangeStartDate

      @Deprecated public DateTime getRangeStartDate()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns the start date of of the date range which has been set using the method setDateRange.
      Returns:
      Start Date
    • getRangeEndDate

      @Deprecated public DateTime getRangeEndDate()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns the end date of the date range which has been set using the method setDateRange.
      Returns:
      End date
    • setRangeWithoutEnd

      @Deprecated public void setRangeWithoutEnd(DateTime startDate)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets a date range with a start date and an open end date.
      Parameters:
      startDate - start date
    • hasDateRangeWithoutEnd

      @Deprecated public boolean hasDateRangeWithoutEnd()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      Returns true if the date range was specified only by a start date
    • setDateRange

      @Deprecated public void setDateRange(DateTime startDate, int runs)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets a date range using a start date and a number of runs.
      Parameters:
      startDate - Start date
      runs - Number of run
    • getDateRangeRuns

      @Deprecated public int getDateRangeRuns()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      Returns the number of runs of the date range.
    • hasDateRangeRuns

      @Deprecated public boolean hasDateRangeRuns()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      Returns true if the date range was specified using a start date and a number of runs.
    • setCalendarCondition

      @Deprecated public void setCalendarCondition(TaskCalendar calendar)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets the calendar condition of the recurring tasks.
      Parameters:
      calendar - Calendar condition
    • getCalendarCondition

      @Deprecated public TaskCalendar getCalendarCondition()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns the calendar condition which has been set using the method setCalendarCondition.
      Returns:
      Calendar condition
    • setWeekDays

      @Deprecated public void setWeekDays(boolean mo, boolean tu, boolean we, boolean th, boolean fr, boolean sa, boolean su)
      Deprecated.
      Use setExecuteRecurring() instead
      Sets Weekdays.
      Parameters:
      mo - Monday
      tu - Tuesday
      we - Wednesday
      th - Thursday
      fr - Friday
      sa - Saturday
      su - Sunday
    • runsOnDefinedWeekdays

      @Deprecated public boolean runsOnDefinedWeekdays()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns true if the task runs on defined week days. This method returns true if setWeekDays has been called before.

      Note: When this method returns true, calls to runsOnDefinedCalendar() will return false.

      Returns:
      True if weekdays are used as calendar condition
    • runsOnDefinedCalendar

      @Deprecated public boolean runsOnDefinedCalendar()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns true if the task runs based on calendar conditions. This method returns true if setCalendarCondition(TaskCalendar) has been called before.

      Note: When this method returns true, calls to runsOnDefinedWeekdays() will return false.

      Returns:
      Returns true if the task runs on defined calendar conditions
    • isSunday

      @Deprecated public boolean isSunday()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      True if Sunday is selected and the task runs on weekdays
    • isMonday

      @Deprecated public boolean isMonday()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      True if Monday is selected and the task runs on weekdays
    • isTuesday

      @Deprecated public boolean isTuesday()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      True if Tuesday is selected and the task runs on weekdays
    • isWednesday

      @Deprecated public boolean isWednesday()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      True if Wednesday is selected and the task runs on weekdays
    • isThursday

      @Deprecated public boolean isThursday()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      True if Thursday is selected and the task runs on weekdays
    • isFriday

      @Deprecated public boolean isFriday()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      True if Friday is selected and the task runs on weekdays
    • isSaturday

      @Deprecated public boolean isSaturday()
      Deprecated.
      Use getExecuteRecurring() instead
      Returns:
      True if Saturday is selected and the task runs on weekdays
    • createExecuteRecurring

      public ExecuteRecurring createExecuteRecurring()
      Creates a new ExecuteRecurring instance with the settings copied from this Period object.

      The content of header().getTitle() is transfered to the description field of the returned ExecuteRecurring object.

      Returns:
      A new ExecuteRecurring instance.
      Throws:
      IllegalArgumentException - When header().getTitle() is longer than 255 characters.
      See Also:
    • setExecuteRecurring

      public void setExecuteRecurring(ExecuteRecurring executeRecurring)
      This method is used to set the ExecuteRecurring details.
      Parameters:
      executeRecurring - ExecuteRecurring instance
    • getExecuteRecurring

      public ExecuteRecurring getExecuteRecurring()
      This method will return the ExecuteRecurring details.
      Returns:
      the execute recurring