On Tue, 27 Aug 1996 06:56:28 -0700 Stephen R Hanna <hanna@world.std.com> wrote: > >*Verbs* > >For verbs, I would throw out the following as a first pass: > >appt-announce: Announces an appointment. May also be used to announce >changes to an appointment. This verb would be used in all three >scenarios. > >appt-respond: Responds to an appointment. May be used to indicate that >an attendee will or will not be able to attend or to supply comments >from an attendee. Actually, this verb could be subsumed by the >appt-change-request verb. See that verb for more details. > >appt-change-request: Requests a change to an appointment. This verb >could be used both to replace the appt-respond verb described above >and to allow the client to change an appointment in the client-server >scenario. Objects with this verb should probably include only the >properties that are being requested to be changed (and any other >properties required to establish the object's identity). > For client-client cases how about adding: appt-query-freetime: one client requests the other client to provide chunks of free time in a specific time interval, say one week, one month, etc. And in general: appt-update: provides the attendee with additional or revised information that does not affect the time and location of the meeting but the content of the meeting like an updated agenda.
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