Package net.objectlab.kit.datecalc.common

This package provides functionalities that are used by both JDK and Joda implementation, it is not released alone but included in the datecalc-jdk or datecalc-joda JARs.

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Interface Summary

DateCalculator<E>	A DateCalculator is a lightweight container with an optional reference to a set of holidays, a WorkingWeek (Mon-Fri by default), a startDate and a current business date.
HolidayCalendar<E>	A Holiday Calendar not only defines a set of holiday dates but an early and late boundary for these dates, e.g.
HolidayHandler<E>	This will be called to determine whether the date should be moved according to the special algorithm used.
IMMDateCalculator<E>	The IMMDates are defined as the 3rd Wednesday of March, June, September and December.
KitCalculatorsFactory<E>	Factory will create new instances of calculators, these are lightweight, each thread should use the factory as a given calculator should NOT be shared across thread (unless you know what you're doing) as the startDate, current date and working week would be shared.
PeriodCountCalculator<E>	Interface that defines a financial market way of calculating difference in days, month (or part of) and year (or part of).

Class Summary

AbstractDateCalculator<E>	Abstract implementation in order to encapsulate all the common functionality between Jdk and Joda implementations.
AbstractIMMDateCalculator<E>	Abstract implementation in order to encapsulate all the common functionality between Jdk and Joda implementations.
AbstractKitCalculatorsFactory<E>	Base class for all calculator factories, it handles the holiday registration.
DefaultHolidayCalendar<E>
ExcelDateUtil	Convert Excel Date to Jdk Date or Calendar.
HolidayHandlerType	Define a series of standard way to handle holidays.
ImmutableHolidayCalendar<E>	This is an immutable holiday calendar, once given to a DateCalculator, a HolidayCalendar cannot be modified, it will throw UnsupportedOperationException.
StandardTenor	A series of Standard Tenors used by the financial industry.
Tenor	Holds only valid unit and TenorCode: Day, Week, Month, Year, IMM, Overnight, Spot.
Utils	Utilities class for Date/Calendar conversions
WorkingWeek	Immutable Working Week, default is Mon->Friday.

Enum Summary

IMMPeriod	Some instruments require a period different from the usual Quarterly but still following IMM, e.g.
PeriodCountBasis	Defines some standard Day Count bases.
TenorCode	enum of Tenor Codes held by a Tenor

Package net.objectlab.kit.datecalc.common Description

This package provides functionalities that are used by both JDK and Joda implementation, it is not released alone but included in the datecalc-jdk or datecalc-joda JARs.