User Defined Java Class
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User Defined Java Class

This Java code is part of a class or method that processes rows of data.
Let's break it down:
Import Statements:
import java.util.*;These statements import the
java.utilpackage, which includes various utility classes likeCalendar.Private Fields:
private int yearIndex; private Calendar calendar;These are private instance fields of the class.
yearIndexis an integer, andcalendaris an instance of theCalendarclass.processRowMethod: This method is used to process rows of data. It takes two parameters,StepMetaInterface smiandStepDataInterface sdi, and it may throw aKettleException.It checks if there is a row available for processing using
getRow(). If there is no row, it marks the output as done and returnsfalse.The
if (first)block initializes some variables the first time this method is called. It finds the index of a field named "YEAR" in the input data, creates aCalendarinstance, and clears it.It resizes the
outputRowDataarray to match the output row's metadata size.It extracts the year value from the input row using
getIntegerand calculates the Easter date using theeasterDatemethod.It adds the Easter date to the output row data and puts it into the output stream using
putRow.
easterDateMethod: This method calculates the date of Easter for a given year using the algorithm to determine the date of Easter Sunday.It takes the year as a parameter.
It performs several mathematical calculations to determine the day, month, and year of Easter based on the input year.
Finally, it sets the calculated date in the
calendarinstance and returns theDateobject representing the Easter date.
Overall, this code is part of a data processing routine, and the easterDate method calculates the date of Easter for a given year using a well-known algorithm for determining Easter's date.

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