org.kuali.student.enrollment.acal.infc
Interface AcademicCalendar

All Superinterfaces:

Entity, HasAttributes, HasAttributesAndMeta, HasId, HasMeta, HasPrimaryKey, HasState, HasType, IdEntity, TypeStateEntity

All Known Implementing Classes:

AcademicCalendarInfo

public interface AcademicCalendar
extends IdEntity

Information about an Academic Calendar.

Since:

Tue Apr 05 14:22:34 EDT 2011

Author:

tom

Method Summary

String	getAdminOrgId() The administrative organization responsible for maintaining this calendar.
Date	getEndDate() Date and time the term expires.
List<String>	getHolidayCalendarIds() The holiday calendar id corresponding to this academic calendar.
Date	getStartDate() Date and time the term became effective.

Methods inherited from interface org.kuali.student.r2.common.infc.HasId

getId

Methods inherited from interface org.kuali.student.r2.common.infc.Entity

getDescr, getName

Methods inherited from interface org.kuali.student.r2.common.infc.HasType

getType, getTypeKey

Methods inherited from interface org.kuali.student.r2.common.infc.HasState

getState, getStateKey

Methods inherited from interface org.kuali.student.r2.common.infc.HasAttributes

getAttributes

Methods inherited from interface org.kuali.student.r2.common.infc.HasMeta

getMeta

Method Detail

getHolidayCalendarIds

List<String> getHolidayCalendarIds()

The holiday calendar id corresponding to this academic calendar. A multi-year academic calendar may have more than one holiday calendar.

getAdminOrgId

String getAdminOrgId()

The administrative organization responsible for maintaining this calendar.

getStartDate

Date getStartDate()

Date and time the term became effective. This does not provide a bound on date ranges or milestones associated with this time period, but instead indicates the time period proper. This is a similar concept to the effective date on enumerated values. When an expiration date has been specified, this field must be less than or equal to the expiration date.

getEndDate

Date getEndDate()

Date and time the term expires. This does not provide a bound on date ranges or milestones associated with this time period, but instead indicates the time period proper. If specified, this must be greater than or equal to the effective date. If this field is not specified, then no expiration date has been currently defined and should automatically be considered greater than the effective date.