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ebXML: Concepts and Application
Brian Gibb , and Suresh Damodaran Manufacturer: Wiley ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback Similar Items:
ASIN: 076454960X |
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* Shows readers how to make informed decisions about purchasing third party ebXML solutions or implementing their own software.Customer Reviews:
Excellent book for any eCommerce professional.......2004-04-13
The best book on ebXML.......2004-01-20
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Professional ebXML Foundations
Duane Nickull , Jean-Jacques Dubray , Colleen Evans , Pim van der Eijk , Vivek Chopra , David A Chappell , Betty Harvey , Marcel Noordzij , Jan Vegt , Tim McGrath , and Bruce Peat Manufacturer: Wrox Press ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback Similar Items: ASIN: 1861005903 |
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ebXML is a framework of specifications that enables businesses to collaborate electronically using XML-based technologies. The framework comprises modular components, addressing each of the key functions required to implement a complete e-business solution. These functions include: defining business processes and associated roles and activities, creating and publishing business profiles in a registry, storing business information in a repository, searching for other business partners, agreeing trading protocols, creating business documents, and sending them via secure and reliable messaging systems.ebXML is open, interoperable, and affordable. Maintained by industry consortia (OASIS and UN/CEFACT) and based on XML, it allows companies to benefit from electronic trading via a global network regardless of size or geographical location, both within and across industries.
This book covers:
-An overview of electronic business and the interrelation of the ebXML framework components
-Modeling business processes and documents with ebXML BPSS, UMM, and XML Schemas
-Defining trading profiles and setting up collaborative agreements with ebXML CPP/CPA
-Attracting and discovering business partners using ebXML Registry/Repository or UDDI
-Creating business message payloads using ebXML Core Components, XML, and non-XML content
-Transporting messages using ebXML Messaging Services, SOAP, JMS, and JAXM
-Implementing secure, flexible ebXML solutions
-Real world case studies
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Six sections cover it all.......2002-02-27
The first section begin with an introduction to ebXML and modeling techniques, followed by the introduction to SOAP. The next five sections go in great detail with topics such as BPSS, ebXML registries/repositories, UDDI, ebXML Messaging, Security and so on.
Overall, covers ebXML nicely.
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ebXML: The New Global Standard for Doing Business on the Internet
Alan Kotok , David Webber , and David RR Webber Manufacturer: Sams ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback ASIN: 0735711178 |
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Businesses have come to realize that information resources and technologies are key corporate assets and decisions on these matters need to be made at the highest level in an enterprise (including public sector and not-for-profit organizations). As a result, when new standards come along with the potential for expanding collaborative e-business relationships that open new opportunities, improve cash flow, and reduce costs, business people need to know about them. That is the purpose of the new book, ebXML: the New Global Standard for doing Business On the Internet. The book describes this new set of specifications not only in terms of the technology, but also in terms of their impact on the way business really work.
Most of the larger enterprises in the world have done e-business for as long as 20 years, using a technology called electronic data interchange or EDI. While these larger companies have benefited from EDI, smaller companies rarely can afford the software or the internal management EDI requires. EbXML however, takes advantage of advances in Internet technologies and the large installed base of Internet-connected systems, to encourage the development of low-priced, plug-and-play solutions that many smaller companies can afford.
The book outlines the demanding and changing business conditions that make collaborative e-business imperative for growing numbers of companies, and show how ebXML is designed to meet these conditions. It offers an executive-level overview giving the ebXML specifications in a nutshell and scenarios of how ebXML can work in practice. The book then provides fuller descriptions of ebXMLs business requirements, XML, earlier work involving XML for business data exchange, related web services specifications, and more details of the ebXML technical architecture.
ebXML: the New Global Standard for doing Business On the Internet is the first book on ebXML, and the only extended work so far, either print or electronic, written for business managers. The technical documentation provides specific guidance for systems developers, but it is the business people who make the fundamental business decisions on using technology strategically, and this book addresses those concerns.
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poor focus, poor structure.......2004-03-29
Clear and in-depth description of ebXLM (and XML).......2002-07-06
What I most like about this book is the way the authors manage to integrate the technical details with the business value of ebXML without going over the heads of business users or talking down to IT professionals. I also like the fact that the book is kept up to date on the companion web site, and the additional information that is provided there to supplement what is covered in the book.
The highlights, in my opinion, are:
Chapter 2, ebXML in a nutshell. This chapter uses clear prose and illustrations to portray ebXML, how it fits into an enterprise solution, and all of the underpinnings. If you only read these 30 pages you'll come away with a solid understanding of what it is and how it works. The next chapter, ebXML at Work, takes this material a step further with case studies that are realistic.
All of Part II, which shows how ebXML fits into the much larger XML picture (including an interesting history of XML and how it evolved from SGML). History aside, this section ties together a number of related technologies, such as Java, XML, HTML and platforms. In fact, the four legs of a table metaphor that the authors use is one of the most elegant depictions of the interrelationships I've seen. They don't stay at high level, however. The book drills down into DTDs, and also does an excellent job of describing the business processes and technical architecture in terms that anyone can grasp. I especially liked the way UML and use cases were introduced.
If you want a book that describes ebXML (and in a larger sense, XML) from business and technical perspectives this is the one to read.
very much an introduction.......2002-05-30
Excellent synthesis of business and technology issues.......2002-01-18
Too many managers believe that they can conceive and implement an eBusiness strategy without understanding the underlying technologies. This hubris contributed to the recent rash of web business failures. The Kotok and Webber book does an admirable job in explaining the technical to the business mind and the business to the technical mind. And I believe that even many of the more technically inclined will benefit from the history of how ebXML came about and how it leverages but is fundamentally different from Electronic Data Interchange.
The global focus and variety of examples from both business and not-profit organizations is also a welcome widening of the normal discussion of eBusiness.
I would read this book before many of the supposedly more business savvy tomes on eBusiness.
The first book, therefore a Must-Read.......2001-11-25
One will recognize David's previous work on XML/EDI in that book. Very good examples about (mainly) small companies which can benefit from electronical exchange of business information.
This book does not aim to help programmers to implement ebXML, but it does aim to understand management, business analysts, edi experts and programers the requirements of business.
Personally I missed a bit the practical help you could expect from a writer so deep into ebXML and EDI. So the examples of possible gains in business sound a bit constructed, and you always miss kind of proof, that especially ebXML is the tool to make the job done.
If you are a troubled EDI Expert and wonder, how to solve those every day problems you have with "missing informations", "ERP systems which do not have article data", or simple "expensive carriers", you might wonder yourself, where in the ebXML technology is the solution to those little details. There are a lot of good concepts, which eventuelly will help you (if they get explored in great detail).
In the book you will learn a lot about the joy of automatically setting up a ad-hoc busines, you will learn that you never again have trouble receiving foreign char sets and you will learn how detailed industrie organisations can describe common knowledge in UML. How easy business would be if.... But you might actually feel, that there is something missing, which is not described in this book.
So in short, it is a good book to get to know ebXML and therefore it is highly recommended. I especially recommend this book because it is one source to establish knowege inside your company, no matter if it is an programmer, business analyst, sales guy or the manager of information systems or business development.
As a small side note, dont know how you feel about the layout, but I needed to get used to it.
On the other hand this book is a GREAT jump-platform. Each chapter is closed with dozents of links and ressources as footnotes. Dont miss to ander off and actually follow those references.
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ebXML Simplified: A Guide to the New Standard for Global E Commerce
Eric Chiu Manufacturer: Wiley ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback Similar Items:
ASIN: 0471204757 |
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The first guide to understanding ebXML and its strategic implementationJust ratified in March 2001, ebXML is the new standard for B2B data exchange and the cornerstone of the next generation of B2B applications. IT managers are now scrambling to plan for the huge and complex job of upgrading their non-XML legacy systems. This book provides a concise, yet thorough introduction to ebXML and features guidelines for making strategic decisions concerning ebXML implementation. Following an overview of ebXML, the problems it solves, and how it relates to other standards, the author explains how major B2B vendors plan to integrate ebXML into their products. Eric Chiu then takes a detailed look at ebXML's technical architecture, with discussions of its design conventions and each of the major specifications that comprise ebXML.
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The first guide to understanding ebXML and its strategic implementation Just ratified in March 2001, ebXML is the new standard for B2B data exchange and the cornerstone of the next generation of B2B applications. IT managers are now scrambling to plan for the huge and complex job of upgrading their non-XML legacy systems. This book provides a concise, yet thorough introduction to ebXML and features guidelines for making strategic decisions concerning ebXML implementation. Following an overview of ebXML, the problems it solves, and how it relates to other standards, the author explains how major B2B vendors plan to integrate ebXML into their products. Eric Chiu then takes a detailed look at ebXML's technical architecture, with discussions of its design conventions and each of the major specifications that comprise ebXML. ebXML is the cornerstone technology for the next generation of B2B applications 80% of all B2B traffic by the year 2003 will use ebXML The book provides business and IT managers with a quick introduction to the essentials of ebXMLCustomer Reviews:
good intro on B2B web services.......2002-10-22
Good overview of ebXML and web services.......2002-10-18
Good overview of ebXML and web services.......2002-10-18
Fits ebXML into the Big Picture.......2002-07-09
Get Up-To-Speed Fast.......2002-07-09
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Ebxml Concepts & Apps
Brian Gibb Manufacturer: HUNGRY MINDS IDG ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback ASIN: B000Q1HPIS |
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ebXML: The Technical Reports
Aaron E. Walsh Manufacturer: Pearson Education ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback ASIN: 0130857270 |
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ebXML: The Technical Specifications
Aaron E. Walsh Manufacturer: Prentice Hall PTR ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback ASIN: 0130347981 |
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Finite-state verification of the ebXML protocol [An article from: Electronic Commerce Research and Applications]
M. Mongiello Manufacturer: Elsevier ProductGroup: Book Binding: Digital ASIN: B000RR8GAC |
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This digital document is a journal article from Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, published by Elsevier in 2006. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Media Library immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
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SOA, ebXML, and RFID - Making B2B Work in an SOA Context Presentation
ZapThink , and Ronald D. Schmelzer Manufacturer: ZapThink, LLC ProductGroup: Book Binding: Digital ASIN: B00078U6MC |
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ebXML
Scott Neiman , Leo Kraunelis , and Ron Schmelzer Manufacturer: Addison-Wesley Professional ProductGroup: Book Binding: Paperback ASIN: 0672323672 |
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