A better approach would be to simplify the install and configuration of ebxml components.
Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Green [mailto:]
Sent: Thu Mar 15 05:37:42 2007
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Subject: RE: [ebxml-dev] ebxml virtual appliance
Couldn't something be produced, like Joomla or
a wiki, which is very minimal, but actually production
-ready for a small site like a small business? Same
sort of thing an internet provider / telecom
company might provide for its subscribers - pretty
much ready to use out of the box but possible to
tweak for particular situations too.
>>> "Stephen Green" <> 15/03/07 11:44:03 >>>
And/or a liveCD? (or equivalent)
But maybe online equivalent is better for mass use. Any of the likes
of Google or Yahoo doing something?
All the best
Stephen Green
Bryan wrote:
Thinking of that repository of schemas made me think, what about an Ebxml
virtual appliance.
Cheers,
Bryan Rasmussen
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