Examples of DayOfWeek

TimeTable.DayOfWeek
@author axe
ch.agent.t2.time.DayOfWeek
A TimeIndexable is a {@link TimeAddressable} where the range size can bestored in a 32 bit integer, and with a value for all time units in the range. The values are either actual values or missing values. The restriction on the range size makes it possible to store values in structures indexed by 32 bit integers.
A TimeIndexable places restrictions on the length of a single run of missing values. Any of the {@link TimeAddressable#put put} methods can throw an exceptionwhen a certain threshold is exceeded. The threshold can be queried with {@link TimeIndexable#getMaxGap()}. The maximum allowed gap can be modified for future time series with {@link TimeSeriesFactory#setMaxGap(int)}.
The definitions of {@link #copy} and {@link TimeIndexable#makeEmptyCopy()} areoverridden to return a {@link TimeIndexable} instead of a {@link TimeAddressable}. @author Jean-Paul Vetterli @param < T> the value type
com.esri.gpt.framework.util.TimePeriod.DayOfWeek
java.time.DayOfWeek
org.dashbuilder.dataset.date.DayOfWeek
org.drools.planner.examples.nurserostering.domain.DayOfWeek
org.jboss.as.ejb3.timerservice.schedule.attribute.DayOfWeek
DayOfWeek @author Jaikiran Pai @version $Revision: $
org.jboss.ejb3.timer.schedule.attribute.DayOfWeek
DayOfWeek @author Jaikiran Pai @version $Revision: $
org.optaplanner.examples.nurserostering.domain.DayOfWeek
org.pentaho.gwt.widgets.client.utils.TimeUtil.DayOfWeek
org.pentaho.platform.scheduler2.recur.QualifiedDayOfWeek.DayOfWeek
A service interface used for exposing scheduling capabilities as JAXWS or other endpoints.
WARNING: If you change this interface or any of the objects related to this API, you are effectively changing the WSDL which is generated by JAXWS from this interface. Changing the WSDL means you are changing the contract by which clients talk to the scheduling service.
Currently {@link SimpleJobTrigger} and {@link ComplexJobTrigger} are natively JAXB marshallable. Each trigger classcontains JAXB annotations to allow us to use the real trigger object model and not to use a XmlJavaTypeAdapter class. For the {@link Job} object, we are using the {@link JobAdapter} to send the {@link Job} over the wire. We realizethat two different approaches were taken here and perhaps a unified approach is best, but each object model was taken on and the best approach to JAXB compatibility assessed based on their own merits. In any case, the JAXB compliance unit tests in this project will provide assurance that each type transported over the WS remains functional. @author aphillips
org.threeten.bp.DayOfWeek
org.timepedia.chronoscope.client.util.date.DayOfWeek

Examples of org.timepedia.chronoscope.client.util.date.DayOfWeek

    
    for (int y = minYear; y <= maxYear; y++) {
      boolean isLeapYear = eraCalc.isLeapYear(y);
      for (int m = 0; m < 12; m++) {
        for (int d = 1; d <= eraCalc.getDaysInMonth(m, isLeapYear); d++) {
          DayOfWeek dow = eraCalc.calcDayOfWeek(y, m, d);
          //Date javaDate = javaDate(y, m, d);
          javaDate.setYear(y - 1900);
          javaDate.setMonth(m);
          javaDate.setDate(d);
          DayOfWeek expectedDOW = DayOfWeek.values()[javaDate.getDay()];
          //System.out.println("TESTING: javaDate=" + javaDate + "; dow=" + dow);
          assertEquals("y=" + y + ";m=" + m + ";d=" + d + ": ", expectedDOW, dow);
        }
      }
    }

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