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Re: [regrep] Technical Note: Registering Web Services in an ebXML Registry
Peter, Thank you for your comments - I definitely understand where you are coming from. Since this quote was taken directly from the ebRIM spec v2.10 (the most recent version has it as well), I would recommend that we keep the two documents in sync. That is: (1) Update the document we are voting on and the ebRIM spec, or (2) Update neither Kind Regards, Joe Peter Kacandes wrote: > > I realize this comment is a bit a late, but I guess better late than never. > > In the first paragraph it says: > "Such information is used to facilitate ebXML-based Business to Business > (B2B) partnerships and transactions." > > I think this sentence is unneccessarily restrictive. As the following > sentence goes on to say, the registered content can basically be anything. > > In my own case, the government agencies that we are working with are looking > at using the REg/Rep to store PDF documents and form templates which would > be used both internally by people in the government who are designing eGov > processes and by constituents who want to transact business with the > government via the forms. > > These transactions aren't particularly "ebXML-based" per se, and they are > not B2B, but rather G2C, G2G, and G2B. > > Like I said, it may be a nit, but we might not want to restrict ourselves. > > cheers > > pk > > -----Original Message----- > From: Fuger, Sally [mailto:] > Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 2:08 PM > To: Breininger, Kathryn R; Chiusano Joseph; ; ebXML > Regrep (E-mail) > Subject: [regrep] Technical Note: Registering Web Services in an ebXML > Registry > > I forgot to add the line numbers to the version I sent out a few minutes > ago. If you received it, please discard it. Attached is the updated version > of Joe's Technical Note (nee Best Practices document) for everyone's review. > > Sally
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