Examples of javax.xml.datatype.Duration.addTo()

javax.xml.datatype.Duration.addTo()
Adds this duration to a {@link Calendar} object.
Calls {@link java.util.Calendar#add(int,int)} in theorder of YEARS, MONTHS, DAYS, HOURS, MINUTES, SECONDS, and MILLISECONDS if those fields are present. Because the {@link Calendar} classuses int to hold values, there are cases where this method won't work correctly (for example if values of fields exceed the range of int.)

Also, since this duration class is a Gregorian duration, this method will not work correctly if the given {@link Calendar}object is based on some other calendar systems.

Any fractional parts of this Duration object beyond milliseconds will be simply ignored. For example, if this duration is "P1.23456S", then 1 is added to SECONDS, 234 is added to MILLISECONDS, and the rest will be unused.

Note that because {@link Calendar#add(int,int)} is usingint, Duration with values beyond the range of int in its fields will cause overflow/underflow to the given {@link Calendar}. {@link XMLGregorianCalendar#add(Duration)} provides the samebasic operation as this method while avoiding the overflow/underflow issues. @param calendar A calendar object whose value will be modified. @throws NullPointerException if the calendar parameter is null.

    Date startPoint = subscription.getLastNotified();
    if (startPoint==null) startPoint = new Date(0);


    Duration duration = TypeConvertor.convertStringToDuration(subscription.getNotificationInterval());
    Date nextDesiredNotificationDate = new Date(startPoint.getTime());
    duration.addTo(nextDesiredNotificationDate);


    if (subscription.getLastNotified()==null || nextDesiredNotificationDate.after(startPoint) && nextDesiredNotificationDate.before(endPoint)) {
      getSubscriptionResults = new GetSubscriptionResults();
      
      CoveragePeriod period = new CoveragePeriod();

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    Duration duration = TypeConvertor.convertStringToDuration(subscription.getNotificationInterval());
    Date startPoint = subscription.getLastNotified();
    Date nextDesiredNotificationDate = null;
    if (startPoint==null) startPoint = subscription.getCreateDate();
    nextDesiredNotificationDate = new Date(startPoint.getTime());
    duration.addTo(nextDesiredNotificationDate);
    //nextDesiredNotificationDate = lastTime + the Interval Duration, which should be:
    //AFTER the lastNotified time and BEFORE the endTime (current time). If it is
    //after the endTime, then the user does not want a notification yet, so we accumulate.
    if (subscription.getLastNotified()==null || nextDesiredNotificationDate.after(startPoint) && nextDesiredNotificationDate.before(endPoint)) {
      getSubscriptionResults = new GetSubscriptionResults();

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    Date startPoint = subscription.getLastNotified();
    if (startPoint==null) startPoint = new Date(0);


    Duration duration = TypeConvertor.convertStringToDuration(subscription.getNotificationInterval());
    Date nextDesiredNotificationDate = new Date(startPoint.getTime());
    duration.addTo(nextDesiredNotificationDate);


    if (subscription.getLastNotified()==null || nextDesiredNotificationDate.after(startPoint) && nextDesiredNotificationDate.before(endPoint)) {
      getSubscriptionResults = new GetSubscriptionResults();
      
      CoveragePeriod period = new CoveragePeriod();

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    ReliableMessaging rm = CPAUtils.getReliableMessaging(cpa,messageHeader);
    if (rm != null)
    {
      GregorianCalendar timestamp = messageHeader.getMessageData().getTimestamp().toGregorianCalendar();
      Duration d = rm.getRetryInterval().multiply(rm.getRetries().add(new BigInteger("1")).intValue());
      d.addTo(timestamp);
      timestamp.add(Calendar.SECOND,1);
      messageHeader.getMessageData().setTimeToLive(DatatypeFactory.newInstance().newXMLGregorianCalendar(timestamp));
    }


    DeliveryChannel channel = CPAUtils.getDeliveryChannel(sendingPartyInfo.getCollaborationRole().get(0).getServiceBinding().getCanSend().get(0).getThisPartyActionBinding());

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    Duration duration = TypeConvertor.convertStringToDuration(subscription.getNotificationInterval());
    Date startPoint = subscription.getLastNotified();
    Date nextDesiredNotificationDate = null;
    if (startPoint==null) startPoint = subscription.getCreateDate();
    nextDesiredNotificationDate = new Date(startPoint.getTime());
    duration.addTo(nextDesiredNotificationDate);
    //nextDesiredNotificationDate = lastTime + the Interval Duration, which should be:
    //AFTER the lastNotified time and BEFORE the endTime (current time). If it is
    //after the endTime, then the user does not want a notification yet, so we accumulate.
    if (subscription.getLastNotified()==null || nextDesiredNotificationDate.after(startPoint) && nextDesiredNotificationDate.before(endPoint)) {
      getSubscriptionResults = new GetSubscriptionResults();

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            calendar.setTime(dueDate);


            DatatypeFactory datatypeFactory = DatatypeFactory.newInstance();
            Duration duration = datatypeFactory.newDuration("-"
                    + bpmConfNotice.getDueDate());
            duration.addTo(calendar);


            Date noticeDate = calendar.getTime();
            Date now = new Date();


            if ((now.getTime() < noticeDate.getTime())

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    Duration duration = TypeConvertor.convertStringToDuration(subscription.getNotificationInterval());
    Date startPoint = subscription.getLastNotified();
    Date nextDesiredNotificationDate = null;
    if (startPoint==null) startPoint = subscription.getCreateDate();
    nextDesiredNotificationDate = new Date(startPoint.getTime());
    duration.addTo(nextDesiredNotificationDate);
    //nextDesiredNotificationDate = lastTime + the Interval Duration, which should be:
    //AFTER the lastNotified time and BEFORE the endTime (current time). If it is
    //after the endTime, then the user does not want a notification yet, so we accumulate.
    if (subscription.getLastNotified()==null || nextDesiredNotificationDate.after(startPoint) && nextDesiredNotificationDate.before(endPoint)) {
      getSubscriptionResults = new GetSubscriptionResults();

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    if (startPoint==null) startPoint = subscription.getCreateDate();
    Date endPoint   = new Date(scheduledExecutionTime());


    Duration duration = TypeConvertor.convertStringToDuration(subscription.getNotificationInterval());
    Date nextDesiredNotificationDate = startPoint;
    duration.addTo(nextDesiredNotificationDate);


    if (subscription.getLastNotified()==null || nextDesiredNotificationDate.after(startPoint) && nextDesiredNotificationDate.before(endPoint)) {
      getSubscriptionResults = new GetSubscriptionResults();
      
      CoveragePeriod period = new CoveragePeriod();

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    Date startPoint = subscription.getLastNotified();
    if (startPoint==null) startPoint = new Date(0);


    Duration duration = TypeConvertor.convertStringToDuration(subscription.getNotificationInterval());
    Date nextDesiredNotificationDate = new Date(startPoint.getTime());
    duration.addTo(nextDesiredNotificationDate);


    if (subscription.getLastNotified()==null || nextDesiredNotificationDate.after(startPoint) && nextDesiredNotificationDate.before(endPoint)) {
      getSubscriptionResults = new GetSubscriptionResults();
      
      CoveragePeriod period = new CoveragePeriod();

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