Please describe the problem:
Recurring events are not correctly propagated from Evolution to an Exchange
Server (as viewed by Outlook Web Access).  

Deleting a single occurance of a repeating event in Evolution does not delete
the occurance as seen in OWA. 

Entering a repeating event in Evolution does not enter the same range of dates
as viewed via OWA.

Changing a repeating event in Evolution changes from "including the last day of
the date range" to "excluding the last day of the date range."  This, however,
is consistently reflected in OWA.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Enter a recurring event in Evolution on an Exchange-server calendar,
repeating every one day until a given date (Say, September 5-9).
2. Delete the occurence (in Evolution) on September 6 and resave.


Actual results:
1.  Event shows up as repeating every one day forever when viewed in OWA.
2.  Event is still there when viewed in OWA. Event now shows in both Evolution
and OWA has going through Sept 8, not 9. 


Expected results:
I would expect the events to match exactly.  Furthermore, I would expect the
end-date of a recurring event to be consistently included in the range. 

Does this happen every time?
Every time I've tried it.

Other information:
I'm running Fedora core 2 with the following, compiled from source.

evolution-2.0.2/
evolution-data-server-1.0.2/
gal-2.2.3/
gtkhtml-3.2.3/
libsoup-2.2.1/
ximian-connector-2.0.4/