A new release of Webswell Connect - open source integration tool v2.0.6 is now available.

Webswell Connect provides open source technological infrastructure that enables companies to take part in documents interchange based on the ebXML, web services and AS2 standards. It contains: - ebXML, web services and AS2-compliant messaging system Hermes 2  as well as an ebxml Registry and Repository 3.0 + CVS updates for business objects.

Other features include demonstration, simulation and testing utilities, and a multi-platform java installer.

The Sun Services Registry is based on a Sun-led open source implementation of the latest ebXML Registry standard (3.0). It supports Web service registry functions, and provides an integrated    repository and functions for the organization, storage, and control of any kind of service metadata or artifact. The combined registry  and repository capabilities is an important component for SOA-based solutions.

freebXML BP is an open source tool designed to help the user in creating generic as well as domain specific Business Process Specifications based on ebBP Version 2.0 by using semantic mechanisms. It was produced by the Middle East Technical University.

The freebXML Registry project is an open source project that provides a royalty free implementation of the latest ebXML Registry standard. The project is led by several authors of the OASIS ebXML Registry standard and has always delivered the first, the most feature-complete and the most spec-compliant implementation of the ebXML Registry standard.

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The  OASIS CAM specification provides an XML-scripting system for validating B2B transaction structures and content (http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/cam).

The jCAM open source implementation (http://www.jcam.org.uk) provides a Java-based component for use with your ebXML messaging systems.  The focus is on delivering a quick and easy way for your partners to ensure that their business transactions comform to the correct business rules needed.