Message text written by Duane Nickull

Can you please elaborate more on item #1? <

Duane,

As you create CAM templates - say a UBL OP70, or an OAG BOD part order equivalent, then you store them in the registry. Now - someone wanting to use one of these - may request it from the registry, and then invoke CAM as a service to check the syntax and structure of a local transaction sample they have, and get a report on the compliance. Martin Roberts demo'd this behaviour in London with his prototype.

Basically, CAM becomes a API extension of the registry - and you can invoke it with various parameter sets - depending on what behaviour you need.

You could also use CAM to check content before its accepted into the registry and report any descrepencies.

From an eGov point of view - once you have this facility you can purpose this to create many business mechanisms above it - that are useful for discreet implementation configurations.

Thanks, DW.