public void testElapsedBusinessDays() {
CalendarDate nov1 = CalendarDate.from(2004, 11, 1);
CalendarDate nov30 = CalendarDate.from(2004, 11, 30);
CalendarInterval interval = CalendarInterval.inclusive(nov1, nov30);
assertEquals(Duration.days(30), interval.length());
// 1 holiday (Thanksgiving on a Thursday) + 8 weekend days.
assertEquals(21, businessCalendar().getElapsedBusinessDays(interval));
}
public void testBusinessDaysIterator() {
CalendarDate start = CalendarDate.from(2004, 2, 5);
CalendarDate end = CalendarDate.from(2004, 2, 8);
CalendarInterval interval = CalendarInterval.inclusive(start, end);
Iterator it = businessCalendar().businessDaysOnly(interval.daysIterator());
assertTrue(it.hasNext());
assertEquals(start, it.next());
assertTrue(it.hasNext());
assertEquals(CalendarDate.from(2004, 2, 6), it.next());
assertFalse(it.hasNext());
}
public void testBusinessDayReverseIterator() {
CalendarDate friday = CalendarDate.from(2006, 06, 16);
CalendarDate nextTuesday = CalendarDate.from(2006, 06, 20);
CalendarInterval interval = CalendarInterval.inclusive(friday, nextTuesday);
Iterator it = businessCalendar().businessDaysOnly(interval.daysInReverseIterator());
assertTrue(it.hasNext());
assertEquals(nextTuesday, it.next());
assertTrue(it.hasNext());
CalendarDate nextMonday = CalendarDate.from(2006, 06, 19);
assertEquals(nextMonday, it.next());
assertTrue(it.hasNext());
assertEquals(friday, it.next());
assertFalse(it.hasNext());
}