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From: Bernd W. <be...@wi...> - 2004-10-25 21:42:59
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At first: Sorry for my late reply, I must have overseen your answer the other day. Then thank you very much for pointing out this limitation of Hermes. At least this tells me I didn't misunderstand everything completely. ebXML is definitely a topic which provides an overwhelming flood of information and possibilities, but unfortunately you have to already know a _lot_ of the overall environment and the world of eBusiness, B2B, and other concepts before. No easy stuff for beginners with no practical experience in this sector. One really has to bow down before you veterans. Regards Bernd Winter Patrick Yee wrote: > Hello Bernd, > You are right. From the specification point of view, it's perfectly > legal to have from party ID as a URI of a HTTP endpoint, and to party ID > as a URI of an email address. However, this is the current limitation of > Hermes. In the handling of AckReq of Hermes, it will swap the from/to > party ID to send out the acknowledgment. Hermes assumes the schemes for > both IDs are the same.. > It seems that there is no obvious way to do that in Hermes right now... > Regards, -Patrick |