[OASIS Issue Tracker] Issue Comment Edited: (ENERGYINTEROP-368) UseEMIX:BusinessScheduleType in OptOut & OptIn Schedule creates some amiguity

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William Cox edited comment on ENERGYINTEROP-368 at 4/12/11 4:15 PM:
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The WS-Calendar (xcal-based) types require a place for properties and other things. Conformance needs to address the question of what MUST be there, but it's harder to address the question of what must NOT be there.

This should be raised as an issue in the Public Review of WS-Calendar and EMIX.

      was (Author: william.cox):
    The WS-Calendar (xcal-based) types require a place for properties and other things. Conformance needs to address the question of what MUST be there, but it's harder to address the question of what must NOT be there.

This should be raised as an issue in the Public Review of WS-Calendar.
  
> Use EMIX:BusinessScheduleType in OptOut & OptIn Schedule creates some amiguity
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>                 Key: ENERGYINTEROP-368
>                 URL: http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/browse/ENERGYINTEROP-368
>             Project: OASIS Energy Interoperation TC
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: schema
>    Affects Versions: wd22
>         Environment: Bruce Bartell
>            Reporter: Bruce Bartell
>            Assignee: William Cox
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> Re: Use of  EMIX:BusinessScheduleType
> This type contains xcal:properties (contains dtStart, dtEnd, duration; each optional - needs rule on which to use end or duration
> xcal:components - BaseComponentType also has start,end,duration. Why do we need both properties and components to convey a schedule? Which one is the actual schedule?
> wsCal Extensions:interval contains start,end,duration and a bunch of other stuff we don't need. Why can't we just use the element that contains only what  we need?

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