CC/ISO/WD 34000

standard
Date and time
(2020-06-10)

CC/ISO/PWI 36300

standard
Standardization documents
(2020-06-10)

CC/ISO/PWI 36200

standard
Standardization documents
(2020-06-10)

CC/ISO/PWI 34200

standard
Date and time
(2020-06-10)

CC/ISO/NP 56100

standard
Directory
(2020-06-10)

CC/ISO/NP 36100

standard
Standardization documents
(2020-06-10)

CC/ISO/AWI 34300

standard
Date and time
(2020-06-10)

CC/IETF 70026:2018

standard
JSCalendar: A JSON representation of calendar data
(2018-11-05)

CC/R 1104:2018

report
Index to Calendaring and Scheduling Standards (CD 1104)
(2018-06-22)

CC/IETF/DS 34010

standard
The Time Zone Information Format (TZif)
(2017-11-26)

CC/IETF 70025:2017

standard
Push Discovery and Notification Dispatch Protocol
(2017-05-02)

CC/IETF 70024:2017

standard
Support for Series in iCalendar
(2017-02-15)

CC/IETF 70023:2017

standard
Calendar subscription upgrades
(2017-02-13)

CC/IETF 70022:2016

standard
The Time Zone Data Distribution Service (TZDIST) Geolocate Extension
(2016-10-14)

CC/IETF 70021:2016

standard
CardDAV Address Book Sharing
(2016-06-27)

CC/IETF 7808:2010

standard
Time Zone Data Distribution Service
(2016-03-01)

CC/IETF 70020:2016

standard
CalDAV Calendar Sharing
(2016-01-11)

CC/IETF 70019:2015

standard
v-event URI: An URI scheme for events
(2015-11-24)

CC/IETF 70018:2015

standard
DAV Server Information Object
(2015-05-15)

CC/IETF 70017:2015

standard
Task Extensions to iCalendar
(2015-01-04)

CC/IETF 70016:2014

standard
WebDAV Resource Sharing
(2014-12-15)

CC/IETF 70015:2014

standard
WebDAV: User Notifications
(2014-12-15)

CC/IETF 7095:2014

standard
jCard: The JSON Format for vCard (IETF RFC 7095)
(2014-01-16)

CC/IETF 7809:2013

standard
CalDAV: Timezones by Reference (IETF RFC 7809)
(2013-08-26)

CC/IETF 70014:2013

standard
Improved Support for iCalendar Relationships
(2013-07-02)

CC/R 1102:2013

report
Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V2.2 (CD 1102)
(2013-05-02)

A Glossary of Calendaring and Scheduling Terms.

CC/IETF 7529:2013

standard
Non-Gregorian Recurrence Rules in iCalendar (RSCALE) (IETF RFC 7529)
(2013-04-26)

CC/IETF 7265:2013

standard
jCal: The JSON format for iCalendar (IETF RFC 7265)
(2013-03-26)

CC/IETF 6868:2013

standard
Parameter Value Encoding in iCalendar and vCard (IETF RFC 6868)
(2013-02-01)

CC/IETF 70013:2013

standard
Schedulable Objectclass for vCard
(2013-01-25)

CC/IETF 70012:2013

standard
Objectclass Property for vCard
(2013-01-24)

CC/IETF 70011:2013

standard
VPOLL: Consensus Scheduling Component for iCalendar
(2013-01-22)

CC/S 1301:2012

specification
CalWS-SOAP SOAP Web Services Protocol for Calendaring V1.0 (CD 1301)
(2013-01-10)

This document, developed by the XML Technical Committee, specifies a SOAP web services Protocol for calendaring operations. This protocol has been contributed to OASIS WS-CALENDAR as a component of the WS-CALENDAR Specification under development by OASIS. CalConnect and OASIS have agreed that any future work by CalConnect TC XML or OASIS WS-Calendar (or other committees in CalConnect and OASIS) on their respective versions of CalWS will be harmonized to maintain consistency between the versions. CalConnect and OASIS reserve the right to jointly and formally agree to fork the specifications at some point in the future if need arises.
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CC/IETF 70010:2012

standard
Use of the Prefer Header Field in Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV)
(2012-09-27)

CC/IETF 70009:2012

standard
Automated Service Configuration
(2012-08-29)

CC/IETF 6638:2012

standard
Scheduling Extensions to CalDAV (IETF RFC 6638)
(2012-06-01)

CC/IETF 70008:2012

standard
vCard Representation of Resources
(2012-04-09)

CC/S 1202:2012

specification
CalWS-SOAP SOAP Web Services Protocol for Calendaring V1.0 (CD 1202)
(2012-02-22)
PDF

CC/IETF 70007:2011

standard
CalDAV Managed Attachments
(2011-10-24)

CC/IETF 70006:2011

standard
Collected Extensions to CalDAV
(2011-10-24)

CC/R 1012:2011

report
An Introduction to Internet Calendaring and Scheduling V1.1 (CD 1012)
(2011-10-20)

This CalConnect guide introduces internet calendaring and the major standards and specifications related to calendaring and scheduling.

CC/R 0904:2011

report
iCalendar in XML (xCal) Schema (CD 0904)
(2011-08-10)

CC/IETF 6352:2011

standard
CardDAV: vCard Extensions to Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) (IETF RFC 6352)
(2011-08-01)

CC/IETF 70005:2011

standard
Event Publishing Extensions to iCalendar
(2011-02-16)

CC/IETF 70004:2010

standard
CardDAV Directory Gateway Extension
(2010-08-26)

CC/IETF 70003:2010

standard
Timezone XML Specification
(2010-07-05)

CC/IETF 70027:2010

standard
LINK Property Extension to iCalendar (Obsolete)
(2010-06-30)

CC/S 1004:2010

specification
Cal-WS Web Services API for Calendaring and Scheduling V0.3 (CD 1004)
(2010-05-19)
PDF

CC/IETF 70002:2010

standard
Schema for representing resources for calendaring and scheduling services
(2010-04-30)

CC/IETF 7986:2010

standard
New Properties for iCalendar (IETF RFC 7986)
(2010-02-26)

CC/R 1011:2010

report
CalWS-Rest Restful Web Services Protocol for Calendaring V1.0.1 (CD 1011)
(2010-02-22)

This document, developed by the XML Technical Committee, specifies a RESTful web services Protocol for calendaring operations. This protocol has been contributed to OASIS WS-CALENDAR as a component of the WS-CALENDAR Specification under development by OASIS. CalConnect and OASIS have agreed that any future work by CalConnect TC XML or OASIS WS-Calendar (or other committees in CalConnect and OASIS) on their respective versions of CalWS will be harmonized to maintain consistency between the versions. CalConnect and OASIS reserve the right to jointly and formally agree to fork the specifications at some point in the future if need arises.
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CC/IETF 70001

standard
VALARM Extensions for iCalendar
(2009-07-06)

CC/S 0906:2009

specification
Use Cases for Resources V1.0 (CD 0906)
(2009-06-10)

This document was created by the USECASE Technical Committee of the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium. The document lists use cases that utilize resources within the calendaring and scheduling application domain. We realize that some of the use cases presented may include workflow or ideas beyond what is offered by current calendaring and scheduling applications.
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CC/R 0907:2009

report
A Recommendation for Minimum Interoperability of Resource Information V1.0 (CD 0907)
(2009-06-10)

This document was created by the USECASE Technical Committee of the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium. The document presents a recommendation for enhancing inter-operability of resources within the calendaring and scheduling application domain. Minimum interoperability is the basic level of functionality our collective experience tells us is necessary to have a useful system. The thrust of this effort is to enable resource inter-operability such that, when a described event contains resources, the recipient of that event is able to make practical use of the described resources; ideally the recipient should be so enabled regardless of whether the recipient is within the same calendaring domain. The resulting recommendations rely in part upon adoption of standards revisions that are in draft as of this writing.
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CC/R 0905:2009

report
State of Resource Interoperability for Calendaring, Groupware, and Project (CD 0905) Management V1.0
(2009-06-10)

This document was created by the USECASE Technical Committee of the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium. This document is a survey of the present state of resource interoperability for a representative sample of calendaring, groupware, and project management applications. \"Interoperability of resources\" within the domains surveyed is a level of functionality that allows the communication of resource information between applications that is humanly useful though not necessarily identical for both systems.
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CC/IETF 6321:2009

standard
xCal - The XML Format for iCalendar (IETF RFC 6351)
(2009-06-04)

CC/S 0903:2009

specification
Freebusy Read URL V1.0 (CD 0903)
(2009-04-15)

This document, developed by the Freebusy Technical Committee, defines a standardized form of Freebusy read URL to improve interoperability between client and server implementations, while extending the functionality and utility through the use of optional parameters.
PDF

CC/S 0706:2008

specification
Mobile Calendar Interoperability Test Suite V1.1 (CD 0706)
(2008-08-24)
PDF

CC/Adv 0709:2007

advisory
Extended Daylight Savings Time Links, Advisories and Changes (CD 0709)
(2007-10-06)
PDF

CC/S 0706:2007

specification
Mobile Calendar Interoperability Test Suite V1.0 (CD 0706)
(2007-08-28)
PDF

CC 0703:2007

standard
CalDAV Scheduling Requirements V1.1 (CD 0703)
(2007-07-11)

This document was created by the CalDAV Technical Committee of the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium. It presents a list of features in the form of requirements for the scheduling extensions to CalDAV [RFC 4791], that is, the extensions to the Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) [RFC 2518] protocol to specify a standard way of exchanging and processing scheduling messages based on the iCalendar Transport-Independent Interoperability Protocol (iTIP) [RFC 2446].
PDF

CC/S 0701:2007

specification
Min-IOP (Minimum Interoperable Subset) Use Cases for Tasks V1.0 (CD 0701)
(2007-04-19)

This document was created by the Use Case Technical Committee of the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium and defines the use cases for minimum interoperablity for tasks support (VTODO) for calendaring and scheduling. Minimum interoperability is the basic level of functionality our collective experience tells us is necessary to have a useful system. We realize that in some cases it may be more than is currently offered by 'basic' calendaring and scheduling applications.
PDF

CC/R 0708:2007

report
Extended Daylight Savings Time Review and Considerations (CD 0708)
(2007-02-15)
PDF

CC/Adv 0611:2006

advisory
The Benefits of iCalendar for the Mobile Industry V1.0 (CD 0611)
(2006-11-27)

This document, prepared by the Mobile Technical Committee, discusses the benefits and value of converting to the iCalendar specification from its early predecessor, vCalendar, still widely in use in the mobile and travel industries. The document draws upon results from the Mobile Calendaring Questionnaires conducted earlier this year by TC Mobile; see Mobile Calendaring Questionnaire V2 Results: CD 0609.
PDF

CC/IETF 7953:2006

standard
Calendar Availability (VAVAILABILITY) (IETF RFC 7953)
(2006-11-15)

CC/R 0610:2006

report
Calendaring and Scheduling Glossary of Terms V1.0 (Obsoleted by CD1102) (CD 0610)
(2006-10-24)
PDF

CC/R 0609:2006

report
Mobile Calendaring Questionnaire V2 Results (CD 0609)
(2006-06-24)

The goal of this questionnaire was to determine how and to what extent Calendaring is being used on mobile devices, with a view to using those results to aid in the development of recommendations on how to address any problem areas. A number of responses were received to the online questionnaire, and a summary and brief conclusion of these results is presented, along with the raw results themselves. Respondents to the questionnaire answered based on the capabilities of their device. The results show an aggregate of these results.
PDF

CC 0606:2006

standard
Timezone Registry and Service Recommendations V1.0 (CD 0606)
(2006-04-17)

This document contains technical recommendations on implementing a time zone registry and a time zone service. Standardized time zones are needed for improved interoperability to avoid some common problems, and to allow using time zones by reference rather than value.
PDF

CC/R 0604:2006

report
iCalendar Recurrence Problems and Recommendations V1.0 (CD 0604)
(2006-03-16)

This document contains information about recurrence implementation issues and recommendations on how to resolve these issues. We first explain what recurrences are, justify the need for recurrences, identify recurrence implementation problems and ambiguities, and then offer some guidelines and recommendations to solve these issues.
PDF

CC/S 0601:2006

specification
Min-IOP (Minimum Interoperable Subset) Use Cases V1.1 (CD 0601)
(2006-01-24)

This document was created by the Use Case Technical Committee of the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium. The document defines the use cases for minimum interoperability of calendaring and scheduling. Minimum interoperability is the basic level of functionality our collective experience tells us is necessary to have a useful system. We realize that in some cases it may be more than is currently offered by 'basic' calendaring and scheduling applications.
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CC/R 0602:2006

report
iCalendar Timezone Problems and Recommendations V1.0 (CD 0602)
(2006-01-24)

This document was created by the TIMEZONE Technical Committee of the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium. It contains information about common time zone implementation issues and recommendations on how to resolve these issues. We first justify the need for time zones, then we identify time zone implementation problems, and then offer some guidelines and recommendations. Take note that the listed recommendations often describe what vendors are currently doing to solve the problems.
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CC/S 0601:2005

specification
Min-IOP (Minimum Interoperable Subset) Use Cases V1.0 (CD 0601)
(2005-11-30)
PDF

CC/R 0510:2005

report
Report on Timezone Questionnaire Results (CD 0510)
(2005-10-03)

This document is one in a series of documents summarizing the results of questionnaires that the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium has conducted to help better understand the requirements, problems and needs for calendaring and scheduling solutions. It is expected that the results of these questionnaires will be used to help define requirements and recommendations for calendaring and scheduling products. This particular document summarizes the results of the Timezone Technical Committee's questionnaire on Timezone support in iCalendar products. Other questionnaire summary documents will cover different areas of calendaring and scheduling, and will be made available by the Consortium.
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CC/S 0507:2005

specification
CalDAV Use Cases V1.0 (CD 0507)
(2005-09-26)

This document is one in a series of use case documents that the Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium is developing to help better define the needs of different calendaring and scheduling user groups. As such, this document provides a list of use cases for a calendar access protocol only. Other use case documents will cover different areas of calendaring and scheduling, and will be made available by the Consortium in the usual manner. While this list of use cases was developed to assist in the development of the CalDAV protocol, none of the use cases are specific to CalDAV, that is, this list of use cases should apply to any calendar access protocol. It is expected that this document will be used as a basis to further develop technical requirements for a calendar access protocol such as CalDAV.
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CC/S 0505:2005

specification
Results from Recurrence Questionnaire (CD 0505)
(2005-09-26)

The Recurrence Technical Committee of The Calendaring and Scheduling Consortium has collected specific information on how Calendaring and Scheduling implementations have, or have not, implemented the Recurrence Rules of RFCs 2445 and 2446, iCalendar and iTIP. This document is part of the committee's work to compile actual usage information and interoperability issues. The Recurrence Committee recently collected information in the form of a Recurrence Questionnaire, which allowed vendors and other producers and consumers of iCalendar recurrences to list the features of iCalendar that they implemented. The questionnaire also contained space for comments about each line item in the RFCs and also overall issues with recurrences. The Recurrence Technical Committee has since analyzed the results of the questionnaire into this document.
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CC/Adv 0514:2005

advisory
DST Advisory Notice V1.0 (CD 0514)
(2005-06-29)
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