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AS4 for ISO 20022
Hi David,
I'm not aware of any profiling for ISO 20022 in the sense you
describe below. There are many other messaging protocols in
financial services (FIX, PeSIT, EBICS etc.) as well as platform
solutions and the only interest we got in ebXML in the past was
for ebBP, not messaging. Financial services often like AMQP
rather than SOAP-based protocols.
There is ISO 20022 6 Transport Characteristics 2009, which
specifies requirements, architecture and principles for messaging.
You can buy it at the ISO site. I reviewed it a few years ago to
see if/how ebMS3 could address their requirements, and it does
quite well, but there are some functional gaps, in particular
regarding the following concepts:
- Conversation Synchronous
- Delivery Order
- Delivery Windows
- Sending Windows
- Multicast and Broadcast Casting
Kind Regards,
Pim
On 08/11/2015 03:19 AM, David Tuke wrote:
I
do have a query re AS4 & ISO Standards based Messaging
Has
any work been done on combining ISO 20022 Message Payloads
with AS4 – can anyone point me to a suitable reference for
this;
Eg
usages of AS4 Collaboration settings; part properties etc
and mapping of the Business header to AS4 ebMS fields
I
am after any pre-existing “canonical” standards in this
area.
Regards,
David
Tuke
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