RE: [ebcore] Using ebMS as transport protocol for RegRep

["Pim van der Eijk" <pvde@sonnenglanz.net>]

Hello Farukh,

 

Thanks for the quick response.   If there is a business case for an ebMS binding,  especially in healthcare, I can probably contribute as well.

Some healthcare colleagues are going to discuss this at an upcoming IHE meeting,  I'll let you know if/when I get any relevant feedback from them.

 

Pim

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From: ebcore@lists.oasis-open.org [mailto:ebcore@lists.oasis-open.org] On Behalf Of farrukh
Sent: 21 July 2013 18:41
To: Pim van der Eijk; ebcore@lists.oasis-open.org
Subject: RE: [ebcore] Using ebMS as transport protocol for RegRep

Hi Pim,

I have not seen an inquiry into the ebms binding in my experience. Thanks for sharing the potential need. I suspect RegRep TC would be quite supportive of such a binding to be defined if we had someone with ebms expertise help author it.

 I can offer to contribute to such a spec. How about you or any one else?

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Regards,

Farrukh Najmi

-------- Original message --------
From: 
Pim van der Eijk <pvde@sonnenglanz.net> 
Date: 07/21/2013 11:34 AM 
(GMT-05:00) 
To: ebcore@lists.oasis-open.org 
Subject: [ebcore] Using ebMS 
as transport protocol for RegRep

 

Hello,

 

The following came up in discussions with a cross-border e-health initiative in Europe:  they use the IHE specifications which are based on ebXML RegRep 3.0 and the WSDL/SOAP transport binding.     Earlier versions of RegRep included an ebMS 2.0 SMTP transport binding, which was used in the past by IHE.  The 3.0 and 4.0 versions of RegRep provide Web Services and REST bindings,  but no ebMS binding.   The 2.0 version of ebMS has been used in various national healthcare initiatives and at some point there was interest in ebMS 3.0 in the HL7 transport group.   In Europe ebMS 3.0 is being adopted for various cross-border data exchanges and the question is if healthcare should converge with this.  Such convergence could be done by providing an ebMS 3.0 transport binding for RegRep, which the higher-level IHE specifications are layered on, though the main question would be if there would be any market for such a transport binding. Is anyone aware of any recent interest in using ebMS (in particular ebMS 3.0) with RegRep in healthcare in other geographies,  or in domains other than healthcare?   

 

Pim