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Anyone doing ISO 8583 in/out of BizTalk? (BizTalk newbie)
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| Has anyone implemented support for ISO 8583 messages (used by EFT ATM/POS)
into and/or out of BizTalk? Or has anyone implemented IFX message support in
BizTalk (a new XML-based EFT messaging standard).
Is EFT message switching/authorization an "appropriate" use for BizTalk?
(ie, is BizTalk fast enough and reliable enough?)
I see there's a newsgroup for BizTalk Financial Services Accelerator, but it
doesn't have any postings; it is perhaps intended for the EFT world?
Thanks,
DT
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| Tomas Restrepo \(MVP\) 2004-11-09, 8:46 pm |
| Hi David,
> Has anyone implemented support for ISO 8583 messages (used by EFT ATM/POS)
> into and/or out of BizTalk? Or has anyone implemented IFX message support
in
> BizTalk (a new XML-based EFT messaging standard).
Honestly, I don't know about this, but it is something I'm very interested
on as well.
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> Is EFT message switching/authorization an "appropriate" use for BizTalk?
> (ie, is BizTalk fast enough and reliable enough?)
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> I see there's a newsgroup for BizTalk Financial Services Accelerator, but
it
> doesn't have any postings; it is perhaps intended for the EFT world?
the Financial Services Accelerator is mostly geared towards SWIFT support
(it is now called, I believe, BizTalk Accelerator for SWIFT
http://www.microsoft.com/biztalk/ev...ift/default.asp).
--
Tomas Restrepo
tomasr@mvps.org
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| Out company has been internally discussing the feasibility of writing a
"serializer/deserializer" in .NET that would take an 8583 message as input
and return a .NET class, and vice-versa.
I wonder if there's a commerical market for such a component? Seems to me
that having this functionality encapsulated into a drop-in .NET class (and/or
as a Java class) would be very helpful to anyone having to deal with 8583.
David Thom
NPSi (www.npsinc.com)
"Tomas Restrepo (MVP)" wrote:
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> Honestly, I don't know about this, but it is something I'm very interested
> on as well.
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