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The official Java client for Recurly's V3 API.
/**
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*/
package com.recurly.v3.requests;
import com.google.gson.annotations.Expose;
import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName;
import com.recurly.v3.Constants;
import com.recurly.v3.Request;
import com.recurly.v3.resources.*;
public class SubscriptionCancel extends Request {
/**
* The timeframe parameter controls when the expiration takes place. The `bill_date` timeframe
* causes the subscription to expire when the subscription is scheduled to bill next. The
* `term_end` timeframe causes the subscription to continue to bill until the end of the
* subscription term, then expire.
*/
@SerializedName("timeframe")
@Expose
private Constants.Timeframe timeframe;
/**
* The timeframe parameter controls when the expiration takes place. The `bill_date` timeframe
* causes the subscription to expire when the subscription is scheduled to bill next. The
* `term_end` timeframe causes the subscription to continue to bill until the end of the
* subscription term, then expire.
*/
public Constants.Timeframe getTimeframe() {
return this.timeframe;
}
/**
* @param timeframe The timeframe parameter controls when the expiration takes place. The
* `bill_date` timeframe causes the subscription to expire when the subscription is scheduled
* to bill next. The `term_end` timeframe causes the subscription to continue to bill until
* the end of the subscription term, then expire.
*/
public void setTimeframe(final Constants.Timeframe timeframe) {
this.timeframe = timeframe;
}
}