I have been chewing on the many dates we have in WS-Calendar. These are of the format (in XML)
< xcal:dtstart >
< xcal:parameters >
< xcal:tzid >
< xcal:text
> America/New_York </ xcal:text >
</ xcal:tzid >
</ xcal:parameters >
< xcal:date-time
> 2011-05-28T08:45:00 </ xcal:date-time >
</ xcal:dtstart
>
Can a specification that claims conformance, and does not need to communicate with calendar servers, look like:
< xcal:dtstart >
< xcal:tzid >
< xcal:text
> America/New_York </ xcal:text >
</ xcal:tzid >
< xcal:date-time
> 2011-05-28T08:45:00 </ xcal:date-time >
</ xcal:dtstart
>
Or even like
< xcal:dtstart >
< xcal:tzid
> America/New_York </ xcal:tzid >
< xcal:date-time
> 2011-05-28T08:45:00 </ xcal:date-time >
</ xcal:dtstart
>
tc
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[mailto:] On Behalf Of William Cox Sent: Friday, November 30, 2012 11:35 AM
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Subject: [ws-calendar] PIM progress and questions - 30 November 2012
All
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For today's meeting. I've been filling in the text for the sections (WD01 shows the model only). On the PIM I have a number of questions to discuss at the meeting and/or on the email list. I'd appreciate your thoughts and comments on these points.
The target is the PIM, not MDA; see item 5 for an example mapping to WS-Calendar 1.0.
I've seen and heard no comments; since the document is not complete that's not surprising. I hope.
For conformance should the relevant parts of WS-Calendar 1.0 be copied with changes? Or referenced with changes?
Should the conformance target be the RFCs or WS-Calendar 1.0? I think the latter.
I believe that there should be a non-normative appendix (or perhaps a Committee Note) showing the map from the PIM to WS-Calendar 1.0.
Should there be other examples of PIM use and the broader MDA perspective? Non-normative, I think.
Thanks!
bill
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On 11/30/12 7:14 AM, Gershon Janssen wrote:
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DEFAULT AGENDA
0. Roll call, Agenda review
1. Approval of minutes
* 09 November 2012 meeting minutes:
https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=47425&wg_abbrev=ws-calendar
2. FYI / announcements from Chair, Secretary, Liaison
3. Discussion
* December meeting schedule
* Review of PIM work
URL to full PIM wd01 package (docx, pdf, XMI, and EAP): https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=47502&wg_abbrev=ws-calendar
* Possible other items:
- Conformance in REST
- Streams
Initial release of Streams, including the HTML, DOC, PDF, and Schema.
URL: https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=47420&wg_abbrev=ws-calendar
4. Any Other Business?
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Regards,
Gershon Janssen
