Aspose.Tasks for Java 20.12 Release Notes

All Changes

Public API and Backwards Incompatible Changes

The following behavior was changed:

Days on which calendar exceptions are effective are no longer added to Calendar.getWeekDays() collection.

Consider a project with a calendar in which at least one calendar exception is defined:

Project project = new Project("CalendarWithExceptions.mpp");
Calendar calendar = project.getCalendars().getByUid(1);

Before ver. 20.12: days on which the exceptions were effective were added to Calendar.getWeekDays() collection (with DayType ‘Exception’) along with the “regular” WeekDays.

After ver. 20.12 (including ver. 20.12): Calendar.getWeekDays() contain only “regular” WeekDays. You can use CalendarException.getExceptionDates() method in order to determine on which days the given calendar exception is effective.

Project project = new Project("CalendarWithExceptions.mpp");
Calendar calendar = project.getCalendars().getByUid(1);
CalendarException calendarException = calendar.getExceptions().get(0);

for (java.util.Date date : calendarException.getExceptionDates()) {
    System.out.println(date);
}