# Trigger that Executes on the Fifth "Working Day" of Every Month For this example, assume that a "working day" is defined as any weekday that is not a business holiday. The first thing we must do is define a calendar that excludes days which are not working days. For example: Defining a Calendar
    HolidayCalendar workdayCalendar = new HolidayCalendar(wCal);

    //Create a holiday for New Year's Day (observed) and add it to the
    //  calendar.
    java.util.Calendar holidayCalendar =
    	java.util.Calendar.getInstance();
    holidayCalendar.set(2006, java.util.Calendar.JANUARY, 2);
    workdayCalendar.addExcludedDate(holidayCalendar.getTime());

    //continue adding working holidays ...

    sched.addCalendar("workingDayCalendar", wCal, false, false);
We then need to create the trigger: Defining the Trigger (fires on the fifth working day of every month at 5:00 PM)
    NthIncludedDayTrigger testTrigger =
    	new NthIncludedDayTrigger("testTrigger", "TEST");
    testTrigger.setJobName("TestJob");
    testTrigger.setJobGroup("TEST");
    testTrigger.setCalendarName("workingDayCalendar");
    testTrigger.setN(5);
    testTrigger.setFireAtTime("17:00");

    sched.scheduleJob(testTrigger);
If the current month was January, 2006, this trigger would fire at 5:00 PM on January 9, 2006, the fifth day not excluded by the associated calendar.