Re: Clarification for Free/Busy
Anil SRIVASTAVA <[email protected]>
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That makes sense. Still no feedback on if an attendee has declined an invitation. I am assuming that would mean FREE, regardless of the value of TRANSP. On 2003-11-25/10:57 [-0500], [email protected] [Dan Winship] wrote: > > > > | STATUS of VEVENT > > > | > > >VEVENT in period | TENTATIVE | CONFIRMED | CANCELLED | not there > > >and TRANSP | | | | > > >=================|===================================================== > > >No / (none) | FREE | FREE | FREE | FREE > > >Yes/ OPAQUE | BUSY-TENTATIVE | BUSY-UNAVAILABLE | FREE | BUSY > > >Yes/ TRANSPARENT | FREE | FREE | FREE | FREE > > RFC 2445 says "The value BUSY indicates that the time interval is busy > because one or more events have been scheduled for that interval. > BUSY-UNAVAILABLE indicates that the time interval is busy and that the > interval can not be scheduled." So OPAQUE+CONFIRMED is BUSY, not > BUSY-UNAVAILABLE, since the interval has been scheduled. > > BUSY-UNAVAILABLE is like "I'm on vacation during this period" or "This > is a holiday" or "These hours are outside my work day". (Assuming a > work-related calendar.) > > -- Dan > -- __________ Anil SRIVASTAVA [email protected]