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Title : CAP (Calendar Access Protocol) sorting extension
Author(s) : D. Royer
Filename : draft-royer-cap-sort-01.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2003-9-2
Small devices may not have sufficient memory to store and then sort
query results from a CAP server. This memo suggests an expendable CAP
CAPABILITY extension called 'CAP-SORT' and a new parameters 'SORT'
and 'LOCALE'. This memo specifies an optional minimum sort order and
and locale sort extension. These extensions will only effect CUA's
that have specifically requested these extensions be used in the
session or for specific queries.
The reader should be familiar with the CAP protocol prior to reading
this memo.
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