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3.2.3.1. PUT

When the server receives a PUT method request, it MUST execute the following operations, provided all appropriate preconditions are met:

+------------------------+--------------------------+---------------+
| Existing Destination   | Resulting Destination    | Server        |
| Resource               | Resource                 | Operation     |
+------------------------+--------------------------+---------------+
| None                   | Calendar object resource | None          |
|                        |                          |               |
| None                   | Scheduling object        | Create        |
|                        | resource                 |               |
|                        |                          |               |
| Calendar object        | Calendar object resource | None          |
| resource               |                          |               |
|                        |                          |               |
| Calendar object        | Scheduling object        | Create        |
| resource               | resource                 |               |
| Scheduling object      | Calendar object resource | Remove        |
| resource               |                          |               |
|                        |                          |               |
| Scheduling object      | Scheduling object        | Modify        |
| resource               | resource                 |               |
+------------------------+--------------------------+---------------+

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