RE: [ebxml-jc] Durand 5/24/2005: ebMS v3.0 Packaging and Messaging Model

Title: RE: [ebxml-jc] Durand 5/24/2005: ebMS v3.0 Packaging and Messaging Model

Looks very complete to me. With a detailed outline like this the challenge might be to keep it small enough for a white paper !

(how many pages per topic, Monica?)

Cheers,

jacques

-----Original Message-----

From: john c hardin [mailto:] 

Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 1:14 PM

To: 

Cc: Monica J Martin; Jacques Durand; 

Subject: Re: [ebxml-jc] Durand 5/24/2005: ebMS v3.0 Packaging and Messaging Model

Here is my preliminary outline v2 = your comments please.

I eliminated a lot of the detail, and will describe each in high level, with 

references to other sections of the white paper and to the Tech Arch. v2.0.

john

##########################

x  Introduction

     B2B messaging growth and need Service Oriented Architecture Frameworks

     The Internet as global SOA

     Future Scenarios - Consumers participating in B2B via Agent Frameworks

x 1 - Overview

        3 1 Service Oriented Architecture Frameworks

        3.2 Application Composition in an SOA Environment

x 2 Status of Standards

       2 1 Status of each standard in Technical Architecture v2.0

x 3 Current Features

       3 1 Service Oriented Architecture Features

             3.1.1  Transport, Message Reliability and Error Management

             3.1.3  Registries and Federation for Circles of Trust

             3.1.4  Party Agreement for Conducting e-Business

             3.1.5  Multi-party Business Processes

             3.1.6  Security and Identity

             3.1.7  Service Interface Management

x 4 Future Plans

    -  Overview

    -  Feature Set (overview)

       4 1 Industry Grouping and Global Federation of Registries

       4 2 Discovery and Negotiation

       4 3 Agent Framework

       4 4 Event Architecture and Messaging

    -  Relationship to other specifications and standards

x 5 Business scenario example

x 6 References and materials