org.kuali.student.r2.lum.lrc.dto
Class ResultValueRangeInfo

java.lang.Object
  org.kuali.student.r2.lum.lrc.dto.ResultValueRangeInfo

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable, ResultValueRange

public class ResultValueRangeInfo
extends Object
implements ResultValueRange, Serializable

See Also:

Serialized Form

Constructor Summary

ResultValueRangeInfo()

ResultValueRangeInfo(ResultValueRange resultValueRangeInfo)

Method Summary

String	getIncrement() Increment number Legal increments in the result values.
String	getMaxValue() Max Result Value string Upper end of the value range.
String	getMinValue() Min Result Value string Lower end of the value range.
void	setIncrement(String increment)
void	setMaxValue(String maxValue)
void	setMinValue(String minValue)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

ResultValueRangeInfo

public ResultValueRangeInfo()

ResultValueRangeInfo

public ResultValueRangeInfo(ResultValueRange resultValueRangeInfo)

Method Detail

getMinValue

public String getMinValue()

Description copied from interface: ResultValueRange

Min Result Value string Lower end of the value range. Typically corresponds with the short coded form of the result(ex. "1.0", "25.0" etc.) Should the data resultTypeKey of values (min/max) be numbers and not Strings in the value range?

Specified by:

getMinValue in interface ResultValueRange

Returns:

a floating point decimal as a string

setMinValue

public void setMinValue(String minValue)

getMaxValue

public String getMaxValue()

Description copied from interface: ResultValueRange

Max Result Value string Upper end of the value range. Typically corresponds with the short coded form of the result(ex. "3.0", "100.0" etc.). Upper end can be left empty to indicate unbounded upper end.

Specified by:

getMaxValue in interface ResultValueRange

Returns:

a floating point decimal as a string

setMaxValue

public void setMaxValue(String maxValue)

getIncrement

public String getIncrement()

Description copied from interface: ResultValueRange

Increment number Legal increments in the result values. This has to be a decimal e.g 0.5)

Specified by:

getIncrement in interface ResultValueRange

Returns:

a floating point decimal as a string

setIncrement

public void setIncrement(String increment)