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RE: [ebxml-jc] FW: reminder: TC mapping
Title: RE: [ebxml-jc] FW: reminder: TC mapping On the WSDL connection. I think right now we could extract a WSDL for most asynchronous CPP ServiceBindings since the CPP //Transport/ReceivingProtocol/Endpoint elements should have the URLs for service contacts. I suspect there might even be an automatic XSLT way of generating WSDLs on the fly. Course, going the other way probably will not work for quite a while... Dale -----Original Message----- From: Hayes, Brian [mailto:] Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 4:19 PM To: Karl F. Best; Subject: RE: [ebxml-jc] FW: reminder: TC mapping Step 5b: The CPA negotiation process may be described by a BPSS instance. I also think that there may be a relationship between CPP/CPA and WSDL (or some future version of it): The same services that I refrence in my CPPs and CPAs may have WSDL descriptions. A CPP says here's all my behavioural capabilities and a service directory (WSDL instances) says here's my interfaces. Brian -----Original Message----- From: Dale Moberg [mailto:] Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 12:31 PM To: Karl F. Best; Subject: RE: [ebxml-jc] FW: reminder: TC mapping Karl, The following relational links would be ones that could be added to the diagram you attached. ( I haven't studied the labels used on the links to indicate the relation's flavor, but these are some relational flavors that exist). 1. CPPA _uses_ the Registry (CPPs or CPA templates can be stored in the registry) 2. CPPA _has_xlinks_to BPSS instance documents (and so the TCs have to align) 3. Messaging may_export_or_import CPP or CPA instances (so TCs have to align) 4. Registry uses Messaging. 5. CPPA (future) may use Messaging in Negotiation. 6. The CPPA itself binds BPSS instances to MSH collaboration channels (forces CPPA TC to be concerned that MSH aligns with BPSS, in addition to aligning with them) (bind here means to show how the BP is implemented within MSH functionality) That is a start. Dale
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