Uses of Package
com.antelmann.calendar

Packages that use com.antelmann.calendar

com.antelmann	These are general classes that apply for the framework as a whole.
com.antelmann.calendar	This package contains classes for implementing calendar and time related solutions.
com.antelmann.db	This package contains generally useful classes for generic database management.
com.antelmann.genealogy	This package contains classes that provide classes to implement applications dealing with genealogy related issues.
com.antelmann.io	This package contains classes that are concerned with input/output operations.
com.antelmann.math	This package contains classes to ease calculations.
com.antelmann.net	The classes in this package are designed to provide convenient access to Internet related functionality.
com.antelmann.net.mail	The classes in this package are designed to ease the handling of emails.
com.antelmann.ooffice	The classes in this package are to be used in conjunction with OpenOffice.
com.antelmann.sound	This package contains classes to play various sounds with greatly improved ease-of-use over the functionality provided by the javax.sound package.
com.antelmann.util	This package contains generally useful classes that are used throughout the other packages in this framework.
com.antelmann.util.gui	This package contains utility classes for GUI related implementations.
com.antelmann.util.logging	This package contains classes that implement a custom logging for this framework - separate from java.util.logging.
com.antelmann.util.revision	This package contains classes useful for implementing systems that deal with revisions.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann

Stopwatch
Stopwatch is a convenient implementation to bench just about anything.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.calendar

AbstractCalendarModel
a convenient base implementation for a CalendarModel that merely leaves getValueFor(Date) to be implemented by an inheriting class.

AbstractTimeSystem
the basis for a custom TimeSystem based on an offset value (delta) relative to the system time.

Alert

AlertHandler

AlertTimer
AlertTimer is a singleton

CalendarCell
represents the value that by default is returned from a CalendarTableModel

CalendarChangeEvent
used when a CalendarTableModel fires events upon data changes

CalendarDB

CalendarEntry
represents a generic entry in a calendar

CalendarEntryComponentFactory
used for visualizing calendar entries

CalendarException
indicates an inconsistency in the calendar database

CalendarHelper
methods that require a calendar for calculation are synchronized, so they do not perform simultaneously

CalendarModel
a model that provides data based on given dates

CalendarModelListener
listends to data changes of a CalendarModel

CalendarTableModel
a special table model that can place values for specific dates into a table model; each model represents one month.

Holiday
represents a holiday

HolidayCalendar
maintains a list of days that represent holidays.

JDayGrid.Orientation

JHolidayList.DataChangeListener

Month

NTPClient
implements a simple client for the Network Time Protocol (NTP).

Recurrence

SQLCalendarDB
a JDBC implementation of a calendar database.

Stopwatch
Stopwatch is a convenient implementation to bench just about anything.

Timed
java.util.Date would be a classical example of a Timed instance (if it implemented it), but it may also refer to a duration, like Stopwatch interprets it.

TimeInDay
represents the time of the day of any given date.

TimeInterval
provides different intervals for time ranges

TimeProtocolClient
Deprecated. use NTPClient instead

TimeSystem
TimeSystem allows to use a time measurement that is independent from the system time.

WeekDay
represents the days in a week with localized strings

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.db

Timed
java.util.Date would be a classical example of a Timed instance (if it implemented it), but it may also refer to a duration, like Stopwatch interprets it.

TimeSystem
TimeSystem allows to use a time measurement that is independent from the system time.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.genealogy

Timed
java.util.Date would be a classical example of a Timed instance (if it implemented it), but it may also refer to a duration, like Stopwatch interprets it.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.io

Timed
java.util.Date would be a classical example of a Timed instance (if it implemented it), but it may also refer to a duration, like Stopwatch interprets it.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.math

TimeInterval
provides different intervals for time ranges

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.net

Timed
java.util.Date would be a classical example of a Timed instance (if it implemented it), but it may also refer to a duration, like Stopwatch interprets it.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.net.mail

Timed
java.util.Date would be a classical example of a Timed instance (if it implemented it), but it may also refer to a duration, like Stopwatch interprets it.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.ooffice

TimeInDay
represents the time of the day of any given date.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.sound

Timed
java.util.Date would be a classical example of a Timed instance (if it implemented it), but it may also refer to a duration, like Stopwatch interprets it.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.util

Stopwatch
Stopwatch is a convenient implementation to bench just about anything.

TimeInterval
provides different intervals for time ranges

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.util.gui

Stopwatch
Stopwatch is a convenient implementation to bench just about anything.

TimeInterval
provides different intervals for time ranges

TimeSystem
TimeSystem allows to use a time measurement that is independent from the system time.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.util.logging

Timed
java.util.Date would be a classical example of a Timed instance (if it implemented it), but it may also refer to a duration, like Stopwatch interprets it.

Classes in com.antelmann.calendar used by com.antelmann.util.revision

Timed
java.util.Date would be a classical example of a Timed instance (if it implemented it), but it may also refer to a duration, like Stopwatch interprets it.