Re: Fwd: [ebxml-dev] Gartner and ebXML

[duane@xmlglobal.com]

Vijay et al:

Many vendors have successfully implemented ebXML Messaging and all the
advanced reliability features of the v 2.0 specification.  You are right
to assume it is not a trivial implementation since the ebXML MS relies
heavily on many other standards including SOAP, DSIG, XML, XML Schema,
MIME stuff etc.
Nevertheless,  this functionality was needed to meet the needs of
businesses on a global basis.  For lighterwieght applications,  SOAP may
suffice.
If you are having problems and still need to get an ebXML messaging
service working,  please contact me offline.  I am sure many other vendors
would also be happy to help.
Regards.

Duane Nickull
>
> Hi Brian,
>
> Yes but I've been testing some of the ebxml messaging software
> myself here in India and I don't find it to be that reliable.
>
> In my factory (we have over 220 workers), our technical chap
> could not get ebxml to work no matter how hard he tried. So I
> fired him in the end.
>
> When I first heard about ebxml I thought, wow, sounds to be
> a wonderful thing. But after all this time, it's still so hard
> to get to work. What can anyone say to that ?
>
> Anyway, we have life to live and what sort of life is to be
> always waiting, waiting, waiting..
>
> You can inform me if you find very nice other programs on
> Gartner CD.
>
> Thank you kindly sir
>
> Vijay Sing
>
>>----------  Forwarded Message  ----------
>>
>>Subject: [ebxml-dev] Gartner and ebXML
>>Date: Mon, 09 Sep 2002 11:55:48 -0500
>>From: Brian Repko <brian_repko@hotmail.com>
>>To: ebxml-dev@lists.ebxml.org
>>
>>ebXML developers:
>>
>>Please forward to the marketing forum if more appropriate
>>to be there, but I just read through all the presentations
>>that are on the latest Gartner CD for Application Integration.
>>There was little to no mention of ebXML even in spots where
>>it should be mentioned ("there is no standard for reliable
>>messaging with web services").
>>
>>ebXML is clearly NOT winning mindshare with Gartner and if
>>you don't get to them, then you don't get to people that can
>>make business decisions about it.
>>
>>Brian Repko
>>
>
>
>
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