Implementing a RosettaNet Business-to-Business Integration Platform Using J2EE and Web Services

Tikkala, J.; Kotinurmi, Paavo; Soininen, Timo

doi:10.1109/icect.2005.52

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“…Here, the existing B2B gateway functionality can be used if the organisation already has a product for RNIF communication. Tikkala et al (2005) present a system with such a functionality, which can handle the RNIF 2.0 related tasks.…”

Section: Rosettanet Adaptersmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Especially the lifting and lowering of message instances to their ontological representations in the adapters requires additional computational resources as compared to existing solutions; since production PIP instances have been reported to be even hundreds of megabytes large (Damodaran, 2004), scalability and performance are obvious concerns in such settings. Further testing is needed to evaluate scalability and performance, as for example done with RosettaNet technologies (Tikkala et al, 2005). However, in the presented architecture, reasoning is only performed at design time, since only one partner uses message ontologies.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Ontologically Enhanced RosettaNet B2B Integration

Kotinurmi¹,

Haller

Oren

2009

Semantic Web for Business

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RosettaNet is an industry-driven e-business process standard that defines common inter-company public processes and their associated business documents. RosettaNet is based on the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) paradigm and all business documents are expressed in DTD or XML Schema. Our "ontologically-enhanced RosettaNet" effort translates RosettaNet business documents into a Web ontology language, allowing business reasoning based on RosettaNet message exchanges. This chapter describes this extension to RosettaNet and shows how it can be used in business integrations for better interoperability. The usage of Web ontology languages in RosettaNet collaborations can help accommodate partner heterogeneity in the setup phase and can ease the back-end integration, enabling for example more competition in the purchasing processes. It provides also a building block for a semantic SOA with discovery, selection and composition capabilities.

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Section: Rosettanet Adaptersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Risk Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ontologically Enhanced RosettaNet B2B Integration

Kotinurmi¹,

Haller

Oren

2009

Semantic Web for Business

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“…Here, the existing B2B gateway functionality can be used if the organisation already has a product for RNIF communication. The RosettaNet adapter needs to have roughly similar functionality to the system presented in [12] with the additional step of XML2WSML and WSML2XML translations. Similarly the ERP and EDI X12 adapters need analogical functionality.…”

Section: Creating the Adapter To The Partners E-business Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic Web Services Enabled B2B Integration

Kotinurmi¹,

Vitvar²,

Haller³

et al. 2006

Data Engineering Issues in E-Commerce and Services

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The use of Semantic Web Service (SWS) technologies have been suggested to enable more dynamic B2B integration of heterogeneous systems and partners. We present our approach to accomplish dynamic B2B integrations based on the WSMX SWS environment. We particularly show how WSMX can be made to support the RosettaNet e-business framework and how it can add dynamics to B2B interactions by automating mediation of heterogeneous messages. This is illustrated through a purchasing scenario. The benefits of applying SWS technologies include more flexibility in accepting heterogeneity in B2B integrations and easing back-end integrations. This allows for example to introduce more competition into the purchasing process within e-business frameworks.

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