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Subject: RE: AIAG Sample Schema and a sample Business Document
Krishna, Farrukh posted what I was looking for. Are you OK with this ? Nick At 12:38 PM 10/5/2000 -0700, Krishna Sankar wrote: >Nick, > > Are you talking about a min set of information that is useful and > can be >packaged as a tpa ? Assuming yes, I can take that up, especially as I am >writing the tpa merge service. > > Sig, can you get us your input and ideas for a minimalist tpa ? > What are >your plans for the BP/CC demo ? Are there any tpas involved ? and if so, how >would they look like ? > > My plan was to start with the config info table from SJ and > package it in >the tpa form. The elements as they stand now are : > > DUNS : 666666666 > Contact/Last Name : Breissinger > Contact/Email : marcb@webMethods.com > Contact/Telephone : 703-555-2500 > Preferred Connectivity : HTTP > HTTP : http://ebxml.webmethods.com/invoke/wm.b2b.ebxml/receive > SMTP : ebxmlhandler@webmethods.com > FTP : >hostname=ebXML.webmethods.comport=8021username=Default;password=<none> >path=/ns/wm/b2b/ebxml/receivefile extension=ebx > > We can map these elements into the tpa and also add couple of > elements >which pertains to supported business processes. > > > cheers > >-----Original Message----- >From: Nicholas Kassem [mailto:Nick.Kassem@eng.sun.com] >Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2000 11:33 AM >To: Sigmund Handelman/Watson/IBM; ebxml-Poc >Cc: Martin W Sachs/Watson/IBM >Subject: Re: AIAG Sample Schema and a sample Business Document > > >I suggest we (the POC team) specify the needed *run-time* information so >that we can at least claim conceptual alignment. However we can't >characterize this as ebXML TPA. >Could I have a volunteer to spec this out (need to keep this to the minimum >info we need) ? > >Regards, >Nick > >At 01:40 PM 10/5/2000 -0400, Sigmund Handelman/Watson/IBM wrote: > > >Hello, > > > >Just spoke to Martin Sachs. > > > >There will be no specification before Vancouver. > > > >IBM and the team would not object if the POC team looks at the tpaML > >Proposal from IBM as a starting point. > > > >Sig Handelman
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