Calendar invitation via email disappear?

Calendar invitation received via email just disappear without getting into the calendar?
- How can I change so they will stay in the inbox after I answered the invitation?
- Can I delete an invitation in the calendar without sending any information back to the person that invited me?
/jajo

Actually, the recently released Comms Suite Update 5 (7.0.5.0.0) now has iMIP/iTIP support in Convergence 3 which allows users to accept or decline calendar invitations through email.
See New Features in Oracle Communications Unified Communications Suite Version 7.0.5.0.0 -> New Features in Convergence 3.0.0.0.0-> iMIP/iTIP Support for more information.
-Deb

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Actually, the recently released Comms Suite Update 5 (7.0.5.0.0) now has iMIP/iTIP support in Convergence 3 which allows users to accept or decline calendar invitations through email.
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-Deb

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