RE: MIME as a vCalendar element separator - bad move...

["Lewis Geer (Exchange)" <lewisg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Actually, if we feel it necessary, we can define a strict subset of mime
to be used for calendaring.  For example we can say that
multipart/alternative is not allowed in a multipart/relative for
calendaring.  The mhtml group did similar modifications.  I believe this
is straightforward.

Lewis  

> From:	owner-ietf-calendar@imc.org [SMTP:owner-ietf-calendar@imc.org]
> On Behalf Of John W. Noerenberg
> 
> 
> Yet unresolved is whether an application/calendar object can contain
> more
> than 1 event.  As I read the discussions this evening, I see more
> sentiment
> for multiple events objects in an app/cal object.  Adopting
> vCalendar's
> framing makes this possible.  In addition, it seems likely the event
> object
> definition language can't be a strict subset of MIME syntax.  In this
> case,
> insisting the object frame conform to MIME syntax seems even more
> misplaced.
> 
> [...snip...]