[ebxmlms-general] Re: Hi.. I have a question...

[Patrick Y. <kc...@ce...>]

Hi,

We use command objects only for communication between our MSH and our =
MSH client. In other words, only between Request object and our MSH =
server.=20

However, we should conform to the standard for MSH-MSH communication. =
You have mentioned the primary reason: the other side may be a MSH from =
another company. So, we only follow the packaging and transport =
standards written in the ebMS specification. No proprietary command =
object will be used.

The concept is shown in the following diagram.

[Hermes Client] <---- (use command object) ----> [MSH (Hermes)]
[MSH (Hermes)] <---- (use SOAP, follow standards) ----> [MSH (other =
company)]

Hope this helps.

Regards, -Patrick
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Patrick Yee
System Architect
Center for E-Commerce Infrastructure Development (CECID)
Dept. of Computer Science and Information Systems
The University of Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 22415674
Fax: (852) 25474611

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  From: jujeonja=20
  To: Patrick Yee=20
  Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 11:46 AM
  Subject: Hi.. I have a question...


  Hi.=20

  I saw the source of MSH.=20

  I don't know why Command Object is used.=20

  Ths MSH of freebXML send message by Request,=20

  and Request use the Command Object to store information.=20

  If The MSH of other company sends message, MSH of freebXML=20

  receive message formed Commmand Ojbect?=20

  please, give me a answer...=20

  Good-bye...=20



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