Java Code Examples for net.sf.mpxj.Task#setFreeSlack()

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Example 1
Source File: PhoenixReader.java    From mpxj with GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 4 votes vote down vote up
/**
 * Create a Task instance from a Phoenix activity.
 *
 * @param activity Phoenix activity data
 */
private void processActivity(Activity activity)
{
   Task task = getParentTask(activity).addTask();
   task.setText(1, activity.getId());

   task.setActualDuration(activity.getActualDuration());
   task.setActualFinish(activity.getActualFinish());
   task.setActualStart(activity.getActualStart());
   //activity.getBaseunit()
   //activity.getBilled()
   //activity.getCalendar()
   //activity.getCostAccount()
   task.setCreateDate(activity.getCreationTime());
   task.setFinish(activity.getCurrentFinish());
   task.setStart(activity.getCurrentStart());
   task.setName(activity.getDescription());
   task.setDuration(activity.getDurationAtCompletion());
   task.setEarlyFinish(activity.getEarlyFinish());
   task.setEarlyStart(activity.getEarlyStart());
   task.setFreeSlack(activity.getFreeFloat());
   task.setLateFinish(activity.getLateFinish());
   task.setLateStart(activity.getLateStart());
   task.setNotes(activity.getNotes());
   task.setBaselineDuration(activity.getOriginalDuration());
   //activity.getPathFloat()
   task.setPhysicalPercentComplete(activity.getPhysicalPercentComplete());
   task.setRemainingDuration(activity.getRemainingDuration());
   task.setCost(activity.getTotalCost());
   task.setTotalSlack(activity.getTotalFloat());
   task.setMilestone(activityIsMilestone(activity));
   //activity.getUserDefined()
   task.setGUID(activity.getUuid());

   if (task.getMilestone())
   {
      if (activityIsStartMilestone(activity))
      {
         task.setFinish(task.getStart());
      }
      else
      {
         task.setStart(task.getFinish());
      }
   }

   if (task.getDuration().getDuration() == 0)
   {
      // Phoenix normally represents the finish date as the start of the
      // day following the end of the activity. For example a 2 day activity
      // starting on day 1 would be shown in the PPX file as having a finish
      // date of day 3. We subtract one day to make the dates consistent with
      // all other schedule formats MPXJ handles. Occasionally for zero
      // duration tasks (which aren't tagged as milestones) the finish date
      // will be the same as the start date, so applying our "subtract 1" fix
      // gives us a finish date before the start date. The code below
      // deals with this situation.
      if (DateHelper.compare(task.getStart(), task.getFinish()) > 0)
      {
         task.setFinish(task.getStart());
      }

      if (task.getActualStart() != null && task.getActualFinish() != null && DateHelper.compare(task.getActualStart(), task.getActualFinish()) > 0)
      {
         task.setActualFinish(task.getActualStart());
      }
   }

   if (task.getActualStart() == null)
   {
      task.setPercentageComplete(Integer.valueOf(0));
   }
   else
   {
      if (task.getActualFinish() != null)
      {
         task.setPercentageComplete(Integer.valueOf(100));
      }
      else
      {
         Duration remaining = activity.getRemainingDuration();
         Duration total = activity.getDurationAtCompletion();
         if (remaining != null && total != null && total.getDuration() != 0)
         {
            double percentComplete = ((total.getDuration() - remaining.getDuration()) * 100.0) / total.getDuration();
            task.setPercentageComplete(Double.valueOf(percentComplete));
         }
      }
   }

   m_activityMap.put(activity.getId(), task);
}