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Author : Alejandro Guizar
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Hmmm delay is also not quite right. Since with EL you can have fixed
dates. Since the 'delay' in (business) time always results in a (due) date. So
I'm kind of ambivalent.
Right. Maybe the problem is mixing date and duration in
the same attribute. I looked at java.util.Timer and I'd like to have the same kind of
clean, concise parameters.
What if:
* *duedate* was a string literal or EL expression that returned either Date or String. If
the result is a String, parse a Date based on the configured date-time format.
* *delay* was a duration literal, calculated from the Date obtained from the *duedate*
attribute or the current time if duedate is absent.
* *duedatetime* was phased out instead, since *duedate* would now permit string literals.
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