Re: [ebxml-dev] Core Components

[Farrukh Najmi <farrukh.najmi@sun.com>]

Again lay opinion to be used with care...

cc are not based directly on OAG BODs though I suspect that the BOD work 
was part of the rich experience base that the CC team built upon.

Tony Slosar wrote:

>Farrukh/list;
>
>Regarding your response:
>
>Are the Core Components based on the OAG BODs??
>
>Thanks,
>
>Tony Slosar
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Farrukh Najmi [mailto:farrukh.najmi@sun.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 9:04 AM
>To: Radhika Menon
>Cc: ebxml-dev@lists.ebxml.org
>Subject: Re: [ebxml-dev] Core Components
>
>
>HI Radhika,
>
>I will give a partial answer inline below.
>
>Radhika Menon wrote:
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>>Hi 
>>
>>any one doing implementation/worked on core
>>components? I want to know whether core component is
>>part of a registry/repository. If it's not, I would be
>>
>>    
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>core Components are not part of an ebXML Registry. However, an ebXMl 
>Registry is used as a repository for Core Components. Among other 
>things, the registry provides the ability to:
>
>-Publish CCs to it
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>-Perform content-specific validation of CC when submitted
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>-Perform content-specific cataloging of CC when submitted (to facilitate 
>discovery)
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>-Classify CC using arbitrary taxonomies
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>-Associate CCs with each other and other types of content in arbitrary ways
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>-Annotate CCs with a variety of metadata
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>-Allow discovery of published CCs using adhoc queries in SQL and XML syntax
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>-Notifying interested parties when a CC is modified in the registry
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>-Provide HTTP URI based access to all CC and related content and metadata
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>All of the above capabilities of the ebXML Registry are generic and will 
>work the same for any other type of content substituted in above 
>statements in place of CC.
>
>  
>
>>grateful if any one of you provide necessary
>>information on whether each Trading Partner has to
>>implement the Core Component and what exactly is the
>>purpose of the Core Component.
>>
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>The above question are best answered by experts from the CC team. I will 
>give a lay answer.
>
>CC are used as common building blocks for business documents. What 
>Trading Partners implement is the Business Documents and the Business 
>Processes that process those documents. In most cases a Trading Partner 
>is not dealing at the CC level unless they choose to define new business 
>documents.
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>

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Regards,
Farrukh