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Subject: RE: [dss-x] JMS transport binding



It sounds like there is some support for a standard profile, which is
encouraging. I'll check what could be contributed from the customer project.
Any other takers? Let's discuss after the holiday break. 

Pim

-----Original Message-----
From: stefan@drees.name [mailto:stefan@drees.name] 
Sent: 16 December 2008 07:57
To: kuehne@trustable.de; Pim van der Eijk
Cc: 'dss-x'
Subject: Re: [dss-x] JMS transport binding

Hi Andreas,
Hi Pim,

kuehne@trustable.de schrieb:
> Hi Pim,
> 
> simple as expected. What to do next ? Start a profile or an 
> implementation ?

an interesting question.
Similar to the only post-version-1-added ebXML-DSS-Profile?


>> The interface could be really simple, one in-queue for requests and 
>> one out-queue for responses. Four if separate queues are used for 
>> signing and verification. The DSS XML documents are transmitted as 
>> TextMessage payloads.
>> For correlation the JMSMessageId and JMSCorrelationId should be set, 
>> based on the DSS RequestID.  JMS has no payload container like MIME, 
>> so the document data should always be inline or use a file URI to 
>> point to some shared disk space.

Wouldn't it be nice, to have another transport binding expl(or|ain)ed :?)
Does this qualify as such ... I think so.


What do you think?

All the best,
Stefan.




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