RE: [ebxml-dev] Off-the-shelf ebXML software packages

From
John Vandermay <>
To
'Charlie Ang' <>,
Date
2001-12-04T21:44:55Z
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<E44562FCC7EBD011844F080009AB345104E5F39A@IIS>
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RE: [ebxml-dev] Off-the-shelf ebXML software packages
Charlie, the answer to your question is either DataMirror DB/XML Transform or
DataMirror Transformation Server for XML.   DB/XML Transform provides you with a
powerful and embeddable engine and user interface for bi-directional data
transformation between EDI, XML (including ebXML), database and text formats.  
DataMirror Transformation Server for XML provides real-time XML (including
ebXML) feeds from/to databases and application servers or message queues.  
 
More information is available on our website if you wish to investigate it
further ( www.datamirror.com).  Of course, you are more than welcome to send me
an e-mail offline if you wish to discuss further or have specific questions.
 
John Vandermay,
DataMirror Corporation.

-----Original Message-----
From: Charlie Ang [mailto:]
Sent: December 4, 2001 12:58 PM
To: 
Subject: [ebxml-dev] Off-the-shelf ebXML software packages


 
Hi,
I am rather new to ebXML, and hence to this list. I have been doing my
personal study on how the ebXML standards will manifest themselves in the
market/industry. I haven't been able to find much useful stuff that shows the
adoption roadmap for end-users, and how vendors will lead the way in the roadmap
(most news article merely describe what ebXML is). Hence, I am hoping this list
will guide me a bit.
 
These are my questions :
1) What is the likely adoption roadmap intended by the ebXML creators ? 
 
Is it cheaply available, interoperable, off-the-shelf ebXML software packages,
by which the users can choose during installation-time the components they want
by selecting options ? or are they expensive heavy-weight "engines" that
requires plenty of customization (like how BizTALK is customised for RosettaNet)
?
 
I suspect and hope that it is the off-the-shelf packages are more applicable to
ebXML, given that it is supposed to be within SMEs' reach.
 
2) If off-the-shelf packages are the way to go, why haven't I be able to locate
any news of impending releases, for it has been half a year since the
finalisation of ebXML? Are they any releases on their way, and how soon ? At
what price range too (even as cheap as <1000 USD)?
 
Many thanks if you can help me...
 
Charlie Ang


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