Re: CAP 13: Bad CAL-QUERY example / description?

Harrie Hazewinkel wrote:

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> Doug Royer wrote:
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>>> It may be useful for doing a "find me all properties and 
>>> subcomponents that exist in this container" but I strongly doubt 
>>> that its something done on a regular basis.  It can be useful for 
>>> debugging or protoyping purposes but not for normal CU day to day 
>>> actions.
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>> It is used every time I load a calendar from an unknown source. One 
>> vendor has
>> two modes it uses timezones and both with the same PRODID. Not all 
>> properties are in all objects
>> even when they are the same type.
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>
> This looks like, virtual hosting. 

No. It has nothing to do with virtual hosting. It has to do with not all 
implementations comply with the RFC's.
The time zone text  was just one example.

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