FW: [bdxr] Use cases and a proposed "Connect" protocol

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Pim van der Eijk
Date
2012-07-23T20:42:00+00:00
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FW: [bdxr] Use cases and a proposed "Connect" protocol
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From:  Pim van der Eijk  [mailto:]
Sent:  23 July 2012 22:24
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Subject:  RE: [bdxr] Use cases and a  proposed  Connect  protocol
Hello Roger,

Yes it would be great if you could start preparing some  content for a Connect protocol, I'm happy to review, provide additional content  or fill in details later.    Some activity or sequence diagrams  could be a useful start ..

Best regards,

Pim
From:    [mailto:]  On Behalf Of  Roger  Bass  Sent:  23 July 2012 21:19
To:  ;  'Pim van der Eijk'
Subject:  [bdxr] Use cases and a proposed  Connect
protocol
Pim, Kenneth,

In reviewing the use cases ahead of our meeting this week, I  was recalling your presentation, Pim, on  CPP/CPA  and “Connect” Protocol .  I’m wondering if we need some additional  use cases added to the  wiki  on the “Connect Protocol”, specifically perhaps as follows (extracted  from your presentation):

Connect to a business partner using a message protocol: the  registry would serve only to discover the endpoint for the “connect” message,  not to retrieve an SMP or CPP

Services to be considered
·
Authorize an identified party (possibly for some  subset of services)
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Obtain profile information from a party  (capabilities and/or delivery channels)
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Provide profile information to a  party
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Publish profile updates to a party
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Create/terminate a named agreement

I may go ahead and create at least placeholders for such use  cases anyhow, but review by or content from you in particular Pim seems like it  would be valuable.

Kenneth et al: I’m hoping to get time before the meeting to  review the use cases to develop a framework for thinking about overlaps and  normalization, perhaps relating to terminology we use, as well as perhaps more  granularity on the categorizations.  Thoughts from you or any other TC  members on that would also be most welcome.

Roger