RE: IOTP Implementations - Who's on First?
"Smith, Chris " <CHRIS.SMITH@ROYALBANK.COM> Fri, 21 January 2000 22:11 UTC
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Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 17:10:27 -0500
From: "Smith, Chris " <CHRIS.SMITH@ROYALBANK.COM>
Subject: RE: IOTP Implementations - Who's on First?
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Perhaps I wasn't clear enough. I've had a request to bundle up the responses I received and forward them to the list. I won't do that. I won't presume to know that what someone sends me individually can be repeated on the open list. The intent is that individuals will respond *on the list*. These is one point I will draw from viewing several items. IOTP uses the concept of Roles to define 'who does what' during a transaction. However, nothing limits these roles to being occupied only for a B2C transaction. B2B uses the same roles, so - IOTP could certainly be used as part of B2B commerce solution. Don't think that just because you are *not* doing B2C that we aren't interested in what you might have to say. In addition - if you wish to add your voice to that of the interested audience, that too is welcome. ------------------------------------------------------------ Chris Smith +1.416.348.6090 Royal Bank chris.smith@royalbank.com > -----Original Message----- > From: Smith, Chris > Sent: January 18, 2000 02:28 PM > To: IOTP Group > Subject: IOTP Implementations - Who's on First? > > At some point, those of working on IOTP will need to > consider testing interoperability. Right now, I know of only > 2 (or maybe 3) groups actively working on IOTP components. > > For those who are doing so in anything remotely resembling > a corporate environment, it helps immensely if we can say, > with some evidence, how many different groups are involved. > > I realize that some people will want to be circumspect about > their plans. However, we can all help each other if we can > speak up to indicate that some implementation work is > planned or underway. > > Longer term, if IOTP is to move towards an IETF standard, > we would have to demonstrate interoperability of the > independent implementations. We might as well get started > on thinking about this, too. > > To get this started - from my point of view: > > Royal Bank (of Canada) has a production IOTP implementation > of Withdrawal and Deposit of Mondex value. We built both an > IOTP server and a Windows client. It is in use, in > production, by customers of the bank. > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > Chris Smith +1.416.348.6090 > Royal Bank chris.smith@royalbank.com
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