Re: [ubl-dev] Protocol/framework plus tools/services for collaboration?

["Adrian Walker" <adriandwalker@gmail.com>]

Stephen --

The system online at the site below may be of interest, at least as
background.

Shared use is free.

Hope this helps.

                                                        -- Adrian

Internet Business Logic (R)
A Wiki for Executable Open Vocabulary English
Online at www.reengineeringllc.com    Shared use is free

Adrian Walker
Reengineering

On 5/15/07, Stephen Green <stephengreenubl@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Folks
>
> I'm thinking about whether to try support for multiple options
> for a possible collaboration framework for e-business using my
> XForms for data input. I remember the Danish telcoms/Gov
> IT had an alternative to ebXML using WS-* - could someone
> please remind me what it was? I'd be grateful. I seem to
> remember it was called something like 'RASP-profile'. Is
> that the name for the overarching framework or just one
> component?
>
> Furthermore, could someone please point me at any products
> which support it? I'm really after something low-cost (apart from
> support which I guess is going to be costly whatever the option)
> and wondered if there are any opensource options or the like.
>
> If it proves too costly compared to ebXML I'll probably give up
> ideas of using anything other than ebXML (for now at least).
> I guess the latter too might be too expensive to offer at low
> cost (or free) to end-users but maybe not. Also, is ebXML Reg
> cost effective for providing a low cost solution to end-users?
> Any thoughts?
>
> Do any ISPs or VANs yet provide any services along these
> lines, does anyone know? Something I could offer to small
> business customers who'd like a solution for using UBL but
> not having to sign up to anything like a big expensive market-
> place or the like? Ideally something fairly 'open' in the sense
> that you don't have to have both trading parties using the same
> product/service (though obviously the same standards/technologies
> of course). If I can't provide I might at least be able to suggest
> it with a link or two.
>
> Many thanks
>
> All the best
>
> --
> Stephen Green
>
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