We have updated the eDelivery website for you! 

The eDelivery team has updated given the eDelivery websitea thorough update to make it more user-friendly and provide the most relevant and up-to-date latest relevant information. This is so that you have access to best tools and effort ensures that users can easily access top-notch resourcesto support your their implementation and use utilization of iteDelivery. That’s why the team has added new features and content to the eDelivery website, such as: 

Here is what changed in a nutshell:

• Direct access to eDelivery news, the eDelivery leaflet and the eDelivery user community. 
• The events section, where you can find out about webinars, workshops, conferences and other eDelivery events. You can also register for future events and access presentations and recordings of past events. 
• The videos section, where you can directly access our most recent access videos to explore topics that you are interested in in more depth, such as exchanging large files with eDelivery and/or how to send your first AS4 message, as well as tutorials for the use of the sample software of the European Commission. useDynamic Discovery. You can also find tutorials for the use of the sample software of the European Commission. 
• The link to our PeerTube channel where you can access all video recordings of more recent content from the Digital Europe Programme (DEP) and even previous content developed under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF)! 
• The signup link to the newsletterso you can stay up to date with eDelivery news. 

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DomiSML is the sample software provided by the European Commission to implement an eDelivery Service Metadata Locator for an eDelivery party to discover the URLs of other counterparties using eDelivery Access Points and their corresponding metadata. It is based on the eDelivery BDXL profile, an open technical specification for locating Access Points within a network, and on the PEPPOL SML Specification, a technical specification defining a BDXL administration API.   

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