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But from this definition, I have more confidence that BSI really deals with
collaboration states.

Here is my preference:

Working information for definition: The BSI <replace reason="BPSS specifies,
BSI execute" with="enforces">specifies</replace> rules governing
<insert>business</insert> behaviour of a business party interface.  <delete
reason="Too general and the first sentence already capture its specific
purpose. Also there are other components that enables the exchange.">The BSI
enables a given party to properly participate in an ebXML exchange.</delete>
At the collaborative interface, the BSI deals with predictable <insert
reason="This two terms reflect the transaction level and collaboration
sementics terms described in the spec">transaction and
collaboration</insert> behaviours, not that of the application interface
<delete reason="isn't BPSS also part of partner agreement">that is
constrained by the business partner agreement </delete>. <comment comment="I
think this sentence is not necessary although it does help restate the
previous sentence. But we have to define the MSI (which is quite obvious)">
The BSI is a layer definition between nodes, while the MSI exists at one
node and interacts with the MSH. </comment>


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From: "Monica Martin" <monica.martin@sun.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 2:49 PM
Subject: [ebxml-iic] 7/29/2003: BSI Working Definition


> Given we are starting to work on BPSS test requirements and plans,
> please review and comment on this working definition (discussed in
> yesterday's call).  Thanks.
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> Working information for definition: The BSI specifies rules governing
> behaviour of a business party interface.  The BSI enables a given party
> to properly participate in an ebXML exchange.*  *At the collaborative
> interface, the BSI deals with predictable behaviour, not that of the
> application interface that is constrained by the business partner
agreement.
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> The BSI is a layer definition between nodes, while the MSI exists at one
> node and interacts with the MSH.
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