Fw: [ebxml-bp] Transaction Model

Team,

There are some good patterns already out there that we may want
to point people to in Appendix A.

Also - Martin roberts recently mentioned to me that the patterns
used in BPSS to establish a collaboration and the terms
and purpose are from the US Law Society.  I'm not sure of there
is a link to this in the BPSS specifications - but again - would make
sense to have that.

Are there more that people can think of as base patterns?

Thanks, DW.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Anders W. Tell" <>
To: "Monica J. Martin" <>
Cc: <>
Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2003 3:24 PM
Subject: Re: [ebxml-bp] Transaction Model


> Monica J. Martin wrote:
> 
> >> The UMM basic set of transactions goes along way but there seems to a 
> >> need for a Offer-Acceptance transaction wich is a superset of the 
> >> Commercial transaction. By adding Invitation ,Withdrawal, Revocation, 
> >> Late Acceptance and Notice messages as well a definition of dispatch 
> >> and reach, more of key legal principles such a UNIDROIT, UNCITRAL, UN 
> >> CISG, Priciples of European Contract Law and UN Rec 31 are covered.
> >
> > mm1: Anders, do you believe that these concepts should be further 
> > defined in UBAC and discussed with ebBP in order to provide changes to 
> > the UMM? Thanks.
> 
> Monica,
> 
> The *concepts* are welldefined in the referenced legal conventions but 
> not reflected directly in technical protocols such as ebBP, BPSS or 
> neutral specs such as UMM.  What Im doing as an observer is that Im 
> bringing them to your groups attention for consideration. The 
> OfferAcceptance transaction is being discussed in UBAC and may make its 
> way into BCF and UMM next year.
> 
> The US particiants can also have a look at UETA: UNIFORM ELECTRONIC  
> TRANSACTIONS ACT (1999)
> <http://www.law.upenn.edu/bll/ulc/fnact99/1990s/ueta99.htm>
> 
> 
> Thanks /anders
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