Re: Schema for Mailing Lists
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From: Jill.Foster@newcastle.ac.uk
Subject: Re: Schema for Mailing Lists
To: Steve Hardcastle-Kille <S.Kille@isode.com>
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Re: > There is a basic scheme described in X.402. This is somewhat extended > in the MHS-DS document "Use of the Directory for Distribution Lists", > and with some more X.400ish stuff by the EXPLODE project. > > A more interesting and radical approach is proposed in OSI-DS 25. > > > Steve OK - thanks Steve. I'd looked at all of those. Just didn't know which to go for. Is anyone actually USING any of these schema for real? Cheers - Jill
- OSI-DS 35 - Schema for Hotels and Restaurants Steve Hardcastle-Kille
- Schema for Mailing Lists Jill.Foster
- Re: Schema for Mailing Lists Steve Hardcastle-Kille
- Re: Schema for Mailing Lists Jill.Foster
- Re: Schema for Mailing Lists Colin Robbins