Re: Re: diff bewteen Vtodo with Vevent and VFreeBusy with VJournay?

[email protected] asked on 03/12/2004 04:01:59 AM:
>    then what's about VFreeBusy and VJounary?

2445 defines VFREEBUSY as a "calendar component...that represents either a 
request for, a reply to a request for free or busy time information or a 
published set of busy time information."  Essentially, this is now 
busytime lookups and responses are to be done (2446/2447) as well as how a 
users busytime is to be encoded (2445).  Section 4.6.4 Free/Busy Component 
of 2445 has some examples of this at the end of it that should be useful 
and 2446 Section 4.3 Busy Time Examples should be also checked out.

2445 defines VJOURNAL as a "calendar component...that represent one or 
more descriptive text notes associated with a particular calendar date." 
Basically this is the ability to have a set of notes or text associated 
with a particular date/time like some Groupware products have or that are 
available on commercial pen/paper planners like Franklin Day Planners.  A 
blog could also be constructed using VJOURNALs and so could a "Daily 
Diary", "Meeting Minutes" from a VEVENT/VTODO entry.  Its even possible to 
construct a FAQ or "Help File" out of VJOURNALs by relating them to one 
another.

> what's should i implement while i want to set working days and off days?

Exact implementation details are something you need  to decide on your 
own.   If you have particular questions about legitimacy or the 
interpretation of something, just ask.

Bruce
 
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