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  2. WSCALENDAR-532 Vavailability is not fully synchronized with Vavailability Internet Draft 05
  3. WSCALENDAR-533

Describe the semantics of Vavailability and Availability

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    • Type: Sub-task
    • Status: Closed
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Affects Version/s: PIM WD11
    • Fix Version/s: PIM WD12
    • Component/s: PIM
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      The Vavailability class includes a partially specified interval in which all blocks of granularity size are busy per the busy attribute - BUSY, BUY-UNAVAILABLE, BUSY-TENTATIVE.

      The timeRange is "busy" for the purposes of a specific use. The class TimeRangeType MAY have a start time (optional), and if a start time is present MAY contain a duration (optional). It can accordingly apply to
      (1) all time (no dtStart, no duration)
      (2) a half-infinite interval (dtStart, no duration)
      (3) a bound interval (dtStart, duration)

      The optional granularity that MAY be present describes the time blocks used for expressing Availability--for example, for one hour blocks, use P1H.

      Against this backdrop, The associate AvailabilityType objects indicate available times with an AvailabilityIntervalType having dtStart, duration, and optional tz.

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      Include text (taken from the model notes edited): The Vavailability class includes a partially specified interval in which all blocks of granularity size are busy per the busy attribute - BUSY, BUY-UNAVAILABLE, BUSY-TENTATIVE. The timeRange is "busy" for the purposes of a specific use. The class TimeRangeType MAY have a start time (optional), and if a start time is present MAY contain a duration (optional). It can accordingly apply to (1) all time (no dtStart, no duration) (2) a half-infinite interval (dtStart, no duration) (3) a bound interval (dtStart, duration) The optional granularity that MAY be present describes the time blocks used for expressing Availability--for example, for one hour blocks, use P1H. Against this backdrop, The associate AvailabilityType objects indicate available times with an AvailabilityIntervalType having dtStart, duration, and optional tz.

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