Gabriel is correct (+5 Gabriel). The file you are referring to is actually a custom file that was added by the author of your CRS script. It isn't something Cisco ships. You can download the file from the CCX server to edit offline. I don't know how your file is formatted but what you want to do is imitate the format you already see in the file and add holidays for the rest of the year. You may want to add 2012 dates if you know them. Some state/fed agencies also post holidays out for several years. I would grab those too (if it were me).
XML files are merely structured text files with parent and child nodes. You may find that your dates are entered as shown in the following excerpt:
1/1/2009
1/19/2009
The first line ("
Any line that starts with "
The "" is called a node. In the above example, it is a parent node. Everything between "" and "" are childs of this parent node. Each "xxx" represents a childnode whith "xxx" being the actual date. You must be sure to add your dates between the "" and "". You will want to use the data format convention you already find in the file (I assume it does work as is). In the above I use mm/dd/yyyy format (without leading zeroes in the mm or dd fields).
Once you are done updating the file, upload it to the repository via AppAdmin.
HTH.
Regards,
Bill
