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Subject: Re: multi-hop requirement
Sandy Klausner is puzzled by the inclusion of multi-hop capability in the Transport, Routing & Packaging Version 0.91 document: "...no where in the document is there a requirement description that explains one or more practical deployments." I'm puzzled, too, except I just never had the temerity to ask the question since I don't know anything about such matters. But it does seem kind of a low level transport matter - kind of X.400'ish. I don't think RosettaNet or BizTalk have such a thing, and SOAP only mentions it circumspectly. RosettaNet specifically ignores it: "In RNIF 2.0, RosettaNet is introducing a mechanism to facilitate exchange of these messages through a third-party routing entity such as a hub (a.k.a. intermediary). However this mechanism is still based on the peer-to-peer message exchange model as far as the PIP is concerned." Was the multi-hop capability meant to support intermediaries like VANs and e-business switches (a.k.a. VANs with a new name)? That's kind of the way I read David Burdett's Multi-Hop Reliable Messaging Use Cases at http://lists.ebxml.org/archives/ebxml-transport/200011/msg00018.html, including follow-up messages. William J. Kammerer FORESIGHT Corp. 4950 Blazer Memorial Pkwy. Dublin, OH USA 43017-3305 +1 614 791-1600 Visit FORESIGHT Corp. at http://www.foresightcorp.com/ "Commerce for a New World"
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