>"Doug Royer" <Doug@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:3F3BA905.8070409@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Michael Fair wrote:
Your assertion is above = "It doesn't break the uniqueness for a
single
instance...". Yet you were unable to tell the difference - both can not be true.
I don't understand this assessment.
I sent a BEGIN/END VCALENDAR object and asked you what it was. Your guessed incorrectly. Why? Because you could NOT tell if it was a NEW single instance invite OR an single instance modification. Which is why I am still saying you are breaking the iTIP flow if you invite NEW attendees that way.
But you're missing the point.
So I was right, your not talking iTIP, your talking what you want.
I am talking iTIP as iTIP is a protocol for distributing calendar information.
You have yet to show where in iTIP it says that a CUA must be able to distinguish between a new invite and an update.
So when *you* said ""It doesn't break the uniqueness for a..." (above) But now you are saying, it does but you do not care?
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