Definitions for "EBXML"
Related Terms:
Biztalk, Oasis, Xcbl, Universal description, discovery and integration, Cxml, Xbrl, Wsdl, Uddi, Wsdl file, Rosettanet, Web services description language, Xdr, Xml-rpc, Xerces, Dsml, Semantic web, W3c, Web services, Saml, Extensible markup language, Bpel, Xml, Fpml, Daml, Jaxb, Resource description framework, Xinclude, World wide web consortium, Xml data island, Xacml, Widl, Open archives initiative, Rdf, Xpath, Wsfl, E-business, Ebusiness, Metabase , Electronic commerce, Docbook, Jaxp, Soap, Simple object access protocol, Sag, Sax, Xsl, Extensible style language, Data binding, Xslt
Electronic Business Extensible Markup Language
ebXML is an world-wide project to create an open XML-based standard for the exchange of business data.
XML definitions and schema language framework designed to extend the usability of XML in e-commerce. Shares similarities with EDI.
The Electronic Business Markup Language
An emerging standard for exchanging business data. Leverages much of the semantic knowledge and information in the EDI community.
A consortium set up by two other organizations, a United Nations (UN/CEFACT) committee and OASIS, an Internet consortium. ebXML is charged with creating an XML architecture that standardizes all of the services companies will need to build Web Services. One sub-committee of ebXML is focused on business process communication, and has proposed BPSS. [ visit www.ebxml.org
ebXML is a joint initiative of the United Nations (UN/CEFACT) and OASIS, developed with global participation for global usage. It is a set of specifications that together enable a modular electronic business framework. The vision of ebXML is to enable a global electronic marketplace where enterprises of any size and in any geographical location can meet and conduct business with each other through the exchange of XML based messages. ebXML Web site
Acronym for electronic business using XML. A comprehensive effort to define standards for describing business processes, document formats, messaging services and more. http://www.ebxml.org
e-business XML is a joint project of the UN and OASIS to develop an XML standard for business-to-business trade.
ebXML. Electronic Business / Messaging Services. Allows the exchange of data on SMTP and HTTP protocoles. Header is written in XML.
ebXML is a set of specifications that together enable a modular electronic business framework. The vision of ebXML is to enable a global electronic marketplace where enterprises of any size and in any geographical location can meet and conduct business with each other through the exchange of XML based messages. ebXML is a joint initiative of the United Nations (UN/CEFACT) and OASIS, developed with global participation for global usage. ebXML is similar in intent to Biztalk, however it is a much more expansive framework than BizTalk that not only defines processes for exchanging business documents, but also for dealing with various reliability, legal and international issues involved with exchanging documents. Sun Microsystems is a strong supporter of ebXML, whereas Microsoft is promoting Biztalk. See also Biztalk More at http://www.ebxml.org
ebXML is designed to enable a global electronic marketplace in which enterprises of any size, any location, can safely and securely transact business through the exchange of XML-based messages.
Electronic Business using XML. A broad suite of specifications based on XML messages that enable enterprises to conduct business over the Internet. For more information on ebXML visit ebXML.org.
Electronic Business XML (ebXML) is a set of specifications that enables a modular e-business framework.
A family of commercial standards, including ebXML Collaboration Protocol Profile and Agreement, ebXML Implement, ebXML Messaging and ebXML Registry, designed to provide for common formats and processes for conducting collaborative commerce. http://ebxml.org
A set of XML standards designed to facilitate the exchange of messages between businesses.
(electronic business XML)—A set of specifications defined to enable businesses to communicate with each other, irrespective of their location and domain, over the Internet, exchanging messages in an XML format.
See electronic business XML.