Figure Cal.06 - Entry Relationships

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Schedule Definition ABE
Figure Cal.01 - Showing how this document fits in
Figure Cal.02– iCalendar UML interpretation
Figure Cal.03- Basic Structure
Figure Cal.04 - Detailed Structure
Figure Cal.05 - Calendar Detail
Figure Cal.06 - Entry Relationships
Figure Cal.07 - Organizer & Attendee
Figure Cal.08 - Organizer & Attendee in detail
Figure Cal.09 - Entry Types
Figure Cal.10 - Entry Characteristics
Figure Cal.11 - Linking to other parts of SID
Figure Cal.12 - Schedule Definition
Figure Cal.13 - Appointment
AbsoluteCalendarAlarm
Appointment
AttendeeGroup
Calendar
CalendarActionEntry
CalendarAlarm
CalendarEntry
CalendarEntryAssociation
CalendarEntryAttendance
CalendarEntryAttendee
CalendarEntryCategory
CalendarEntryOrganizer
CalendarEntryParticipation
CalendarEvent
CalendarJournalEntry
CalendarPartyRole
CalendarToDo
CompoundCalendar
EventType
RecurrenceTemporalExpression
RelativeCalendarAlarm
SimpleCalendar
SimpleTemporalExpression
SingleAttendee
TemporalExpression
TimeZone
TimeZoneRule

Figure Cal.06 - Entry Relationships : Class diagram

Created:	3/28/2022 3:51:09 PM
Modified:	6/8/2022 9:27:46 PM
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Author:	broth
Version:	1.0.0
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ID:	{23E8AD20-E534-46b4-BB54-7173C62A1319}

We allow Calendar Entries to be related to each other. The relationship can be parent-child or peer-peer.<br/>With parent-child relationships, modifying or deleting the parent Entry may require action on the children.<br/>