Re: TPA and ebXML Header question

[Zvi Bruckner <zvi.b@sapiens.com>]

Thanks for the explanation.

Continuing the same line with message types defined in the Overview and Requirements
document:

Is there any identification in the header for "Checked OK" message ?
Its definition implies that it is sent by MS after for example XML validation that can be
done after already sending an Ack message to confirm delivery.

Zvi Bruckner
Sapiens Technologies

Martin W Sachs/Watson/IBM wrote:

> Tzvi,
>
> Since the ebXML trading-partners team got started only last month, details
> like the one you are questioning have not yet been considered.  Also, the
> statement you are pointing to in the IBM tpaML proposal may be obsolete (I
> am not sure at this point).  Version 1.0.6 of tpaML defines a separate
> response message for exception conditions and a separate action definition
> at the other party to process exception response messages.  It may be that
> such an indicator is not needed in the header if ebXML retains the
> exception response message definition. It depends on whether the Messaging
> Service has to be aware that a message is reporting an exception condition
> which is to be processed by the business process level.
>
> Regards,
> Marty
>
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> Zvi Bruckner <zvi.b@sapiens.com> on 09/26/2000 10:34:27 AM
>
> To:   ebxml-transport@lists.ebxml.org
> cc:
> Subject:  TPA and ebXML Header question
>
> According to a note in the TPA specs (2.9.19.2):
> "The framework-level information associated with the message indicates
> only success or failure...In addition a field in the standard message
> header ... may indicate success or failure"
> >From what I could understand the MessgaeType attribute of the
> ebXMLHeader with the value of Error means an MS error message. Is there
> a way to specify application success/failure in the header ?
>
> Zvi Bruckner
> Sapiens Technologies