Re: RFC 5733: street changes with contact:update
Klaus Malorny <[email protected]> Mon, 18 Nov 2013 12:52:21 +0100
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On 15.11.2013 15:04, Gould, James wrote:
> I agree that it changes/modifies the elements specified, where I view the
> elements as being the direct child elements of <contact:chg>, which include:
>
> 1. <contact:postalInfo> with type attribute as being relevant
> 1. For example, if a contact had both types of postalInfo, inclusion of
> only one of the types ("int" or "loc") under the <contact:chg> does not
> implicitly remove the other type.
> 2. All sub-elements of the <contact:postalInfo> with type would be replaced
> including the two streets to one street example.
ok, I think that makes most sense. Missing subelements within the <postalInfo>
element shall be regarded in the same way as during the <contact:create>, i.e.
as an empty, "not specified" value that replaces any previous value. The
elements <name>, <city> and <cc> elements may not be excluded for a general
update, as they are mandatory. The <name> and <addr> elements may only be
omitted along with the <org> element, which indicates that the respective
<postalInfo> version shall be removed from contact as a whole.
Thanks all for the participation.
Regards,
Klaus
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