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Time barrier (no endloess loops when looking up Feb 30th) & optional seconds

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When omitting the seconds, now 0 will be used for the seconds instead of *

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cron

Cron expression parser and evaluator.

Allows for specifying cron - expressions (in Unix or Quartz like format) and evaluating when it will next match.

Since it's specified on Joda-time it allows for easy integration into unit testing and simulations, by adjusting the Joda-time offset to speed up executions.

fork

This project was forked from https://github.com/frode-carlsen/cron and has the following new features:

Seconds can be omitted in the cron expression.
No endless loop if a non existing date (february 30th) is specified in the cron expression. This fork uses a date/time barrier. If the search for the next execution date/time reaches this barrier, an InvalidArgumentException is thrown. This barrier can be user-defined, but has a built-in default of 4 years.

usage

See javadoc