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Re: mixing mimedirectiory ABNF and XML

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Subject: Re: mixing mimedirectiory ABNF and XML
From: John Stracke <francis@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2001 10:35:46 -0400
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Greg FitzPatrick wrote:

so that an object might look like this...

DTOPEN;language=”XML1.0”:
<OPTIMESET ID =”123”>
<OPTERM>20020101/20021231</OPTERM>
</OPTIMESET>

Yeah, but that's not compatible with how iCalendar is formatted--you've got a property value spanning lines. If you can avoid that, it might work. You'll probably need to subset the XML so that you don't get anything that's not permitted in a property value (not sure what that might be, though).

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