Doug responded:
> CJohnson Wrote
>> !!! The WG standard for making a request for free-busy time is with
>> the VFREEBUSY object. !!! RFC 2445, p. 58:
>
>It does and in -exactlyt- the same way - by the CUA and we added by the CS.
I wish Doug were correct. But CAP-12e has no provision that permits
the CUA to make a free-busy request using the VFREEBUSY component
and get a direct response.
Nor does iTIP - it has to be processed by the CUA - correct? Currently the only way to send a message is iMIP, that does not generate an auto reply unless your MTA has a CUA built into it.
— It's not in Section 10.12.1. That section attempts to define how to get VFREEBUSY components using a VQUERY. — It's not done using iTIP (CMD:CREATE, METHOD:REQUEST). All [iTIP] messages are deposited in the CS in the UNPROCESSED state. The CUA simply gets a "success" response. (Section 10.4).
Which is exactly how iMIP does it to your mailbox to later be processed by your CUA - correct?
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