abstract class ScheduledItem
extends java.lang.Object
There are four extensions of ScheduledItem. They are Appointment, Meeting, Task, and Event. A ScheduledItem is derived from examining the common data fields of these four types of item, and the requirements narrative that describes these items.
The startOrDueDate is a multi-purpose component of ScheduledItem. Its purpose depends on whether an item is a Task and whether it is recurring (Events cannot recur). For non-recurring appointments and meetings, StartOrDueDate is used as the single date on which the item is scheduled. If the item is recurring, StartOrDueDate is the first date on which it occurs. For a non-recurring Task, StartOrDueDate is the single date the task is due. If the task is recurring, StartOrDueDate is the first date it is due.
In recurring appointments, meetings, and tasks, the endDate defines the last date on which the item will recur. In events, the end date defines the last date of a multi-day event. When the value of end date is empty, the startOrDueDate component is interpreted as the single date on which the item occurs.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) Category |
category |
(package private) Date |
endDate |
(package private) Date |
startOrDueDate |
(package private) java.lang.String |
title |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ScheduledItem() |