B2B Integration : A Practical Guide to Collaborative E-commerce

customer service 34
cXML 163, 179, 183, 189, 202-203,
329
data oriented integration 25, 49-68, 89,
103, 255
B2Bi 49, 67
XML 66
data
protection 338
replication 50-53, 103
bi-directional 52
marts 54, 59-62
multi-site 53
primary site 51-52
transformation 461
union 103
warehouses 54, 59-62, 99, 112
Data Transformation Component
264-265
DataMapper 265
DB2 DataJoiner 64
DCE see Distributed Computing
Environment
DCOM 243
deliberative agents 388
De-militarized Zone (DMZ) 312
denial-of-service attack (DOS) 322
departmentalized distributed computing
98
designer tool 58
digital certificates 300-301
envelope 296
signature 296-299, 301
Directory Services 269
Distributed Authoring and Versioning
Protocol 149, see WebDAV
distributed client-server systems 98, 105
computing 141
control 40
objects and components 215,
231-249
systems 98
Index 543
Distributed Computing Environment 87
Document Type Definition 164, 171,
181, see XML, DTDs
Domain Name Service (DNS) 407, 472
DOMHASH 314
DTD see Document Type Definition
EAI 10, 26-27, 71, 96-124
convergence and divergence with
B2Bi 121-123
e-business see e-commerce
drivers 4
ebXML 148, 150, 179, 188, 204
e-commerce
B2B 5
collaborative 4, 8, 39
mobile 345-382, 364
differences with m-commerce 346
e-distribution sites see emarketplaces,
supplier-centric
e-logistics 429
e-marketplaces see B2B, exchanges
agent-based 401
auction-services 455
brokered 446
buyer-centric 444
credit worthiness 452
governance 447
horizontal 443
liquidity 452
neutral 445, 449, 453
on-demand trading 366
open 445
pass-through 446
private 446
supplier-centric 444
vertical 443
e-payment 315
e-procurement 42, 192, 426-428, 436,
453, 460
role of software agents 402
e-procurement sites see e-marketplaces,
buyer-centric