Table of Contents

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
      3.1 Terms defined in this part of ISO/IEC 10021
             3.1.1 EDI forwarding
             3.1.2 EDI message
             3.1.3 EDI messaging user
             3.1.4 EDI notification
             3.1.5 EDI message responsibility
      3.2 Terms imported from ISO 9735
      3.3 Terms imported from ANSI X12
4 Abbreviations
5 Conventions
6 EDI messaging service
      6.1 Introduction
      6.2 EDI messaging
      6.3 EDI messaging environment
      6.4 EDI messaging user
7 EDI messaging system
      7.1 Introduction
             7.1.1 EDI user agents
             7.1.2 EDI message store
             7.1.3 Message transfer system
             7.1.4 EDI access units
      7.2 Information flow in the EDIMS
      7.3 EDI messaging service functional model
      7.4 Structure of EDI messages
      7.5 EDI notification
8 EDIM responsibility and forwarding
      8.1 Introduction
      8.2 Forwarding and secondary distribution
      8.3 Case 1: No forwarding
      8.4 Case 2: Content not changed and EDIM
                      responsibility forwarded
      8.5 Case 3: EDIM responsibility not forwarded
9 EDI naming, addressing and use of directory
10 EDI security
11 Intercommunication with physical delivery services
      11.1 Introduction
      11.2 Delivery and notifications
      11.3 Transfer of EDIM responsibility
      11.4 Physical rendition
12 Use of message store for EDI
13 Elements of service
14 Classification of elements of service
      14.1 Basic EDI messaging service
      14.2 EDI messaging service optional user facilities
15 Quality of service
      15.1 EDI message status
      15.2 Support by providers of EDI service
      15.3 Model of delivery and notification times
      15.4 EDI message delivery time targets
      15.5 EDI notification time targets
      15.6 Error protection
      15.7 Availability of service
Annex A - Glossary of terms
Annex B - Definitions of elements of service
Annex C - Security overview
Annex D - EDI naming, addressing, and use of directory
Annex E - Cross referencing overview
Table 1 - Case 1: No forwarding
Table 2 - Case 2: EDIM responsibility forwarded
Table 3 - Case 3: EDIM responsibility not forwarded
Table 4 - Provision and use of secure messaging elements of
          service by MHS components
Table 5 - Elements of service belonging to the basic EDI
          messaging service
Table 6 - EDI messaging optional user facilities selectable
          on a pre-message basis
Table 7 - EDI messaging service optional user facilities
          agreed for a contractual period of time
Table 8 - EDIN time targets
Figure 1 - EDI messaging environment
Figure 2 - EDI messaging system
Figure 3 - Information flow in EDI messaging system
Figure 4 - EDI messaging service functional mode
Figure 5 - EDI message structure
Figure 6 - EDI message structure for a typical EDI
           transaction
Figure 7 - Case 1: No forwarding
Figure 8 - Case 2: EDIM responsibility forwarded
Figure 9 - Case 3: EDIM responsibility not forwarded,
                    Part 2
Figure 10 - Case 3: EDIM responsibility not forwarded,
                     Part 3
Figure 11 - M/PD delivery and notification times model
Figure 12 - Notification time model
Figure C-1 - EDIM Responsibility transfer
Figure D-1 - DIT structure for EDI requirements
Figure D-2 - An aliasing example
Figure D-3 - A country oriented aliasing example
Figure E-1 - Cross referencing in EDI messaging

Abstract

Defines the overall system and service of EDI messaging. Other aspects of message handling systems and services are defined in other parts of ISO/IEC 10021. Layout of Standards/ recommendations defining the message handling system and services is shown in Table 1 of ISO/IEC 10021-1/ ITU-T Recommendation X/F.4000. The public services built on MHS, as well as access to and from the MHS for public services are defined in ITU-Ts F.400- Series of Recommendations. Technical aspects of MHS are defined in the multi part series numbered ISO/IEX 10021 and ITU-TsX.400 Series of Recommendations. The overall system architecture of MHS is defined in ISO/IEC 10021-2/ITU-T Recommendation X.402. The technical aspects of EDI messaging are defined in ISO/IEC 10021-9 ITU-T Recommendation X.435.

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Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	International Organization for Standardization
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ISBN
Committee	JTC 1