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Subject: ebBP 3/10/2005: schema 2/22 "BusinessTransactionHead" Element
Another one from Sacha: More fully explain how BTs maps to patterns (through BusinessTransactionHead).Comments welcome on schema annotation update. Sacha, please advise if an example helps explain this and if more detail is required. Thanks. Change from: =============================================================================================================== - <#> <xsd:element name="*BusinessTransactionHead*" type="*BusinessTransactionType*" abstract="*true*"> - <#> <xsd:annotation> <xsd:documentation>The abstract superclass associated with the concrete set of defined Business Transaction patterns. Note, in v2.0, the Business Transaction Head replaces the Business Transaction element. A Business Transaction is a set of business information and business signal exchanges amongst partners that occurs in an agreed upon format and sequence (as supported by the patterns). In v2.0, the Business Transaction Head, the concrete set of BT patterns and the Data Exchange element (allows pattern specialization) enable business exchange through a defined pattern..</xsd:documentation> </xsd:annotation> </xsd:element> =============================================================================================================== - <#> <xsd:element name="*BusinessTransactionHead*" type="*BusinessTransactionType*" abstract="*true*"> - <#> <xsd:annotation> <xsd:documentation>The abstract superclass associated with the concrete set of defined Business Transaction patterns. Note, in v2.0, the Business Transaction Head replaces the Business Transaction element. A Business Transaction is a set of business information and business signal exchanges amongst partners that occurs in an agreed upon format and sequence (as supported by the patterns). In v2.0, the Business Transaction Head, the concrete set of BT patterns and the Data Exchange element (allows pattern specialization) enable business exchange through a defined pattern. The Business Transaction Head in essence is a placeholder where the concrete pattern is substituted (i.e. a Request-Confirm is substituted and used).</xsd:documentation> </xsd:annotation> </xsd:element>
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