Re: Degree of conformance with iCal, iTIP, iMIP
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Hi Payod. There is no formal document that states which vendor supports which standard or how much of each standard they support. What others have done is contacted each vendor individually. In order to interoperate with the vendors (any vendors) you need to handle all the MUST and SHOULDS of RFC 2445, 2446, 2447. That's what we use to test interoperability. In addition, when you have a product that is ready, you should attend an interoperability testing event. We've had three so far, and are long overdue for another one. The economy has forced several of the past participants to put testing on hold. I also suggest you read the Guide to Internet Calendaring (RFC 3283). You can find past interop results at http://www.calsch.org. You will see what vendors participated, but you will not see how each vendor fared. It is the policy of the IETF that interop results are "anonymous" to the public. "Payod Deshpande" <[email protected]> Sent by: [email protected] 11/05/2003 09:47 To <[email protected]> cc Subject Degree of conformance with iCal, iTIP, iMIP Hello everyone, I need to add a calendaring support to a mail client. I want to know to what extent Outlook, Notes and Groupwise comply with these standards? In other words to what extent do I need to comply with these standards to be interoperable with these clients. Regards, Payod Deshpande Persistent Systems Pvt. Ltd.