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DomiSML FAQs


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1. Current release
2. Roadmap and previous releases
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3. SML FAQs
4. Support Arrangement

3. FAQs

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titleWhat is SML?
Service Metadata Locator (SML) is a component of eDelivery that is responsible for Dynamic Service Location: in order to send a message, a sender needs to discover where the information about a receiver is stored. The Service Metadata Locator (SML) serves this purpose, and guides the sender towards this location, which is called the Service Metadata Publisher (SMP).
In other words, the SML is used to add/update/delete information about the participants' SMP location on a Domain Name System (DNS). The SML is centralised.

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titleDo I need an SML?
SML is used in Dynamic discovery mode to help route the messages to the correct recipient.
To ensure that SML is needed for your implementation, an "Assessment Tool " is provided to help you define your needs.

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titleWhich Operating System platforms are supported by SMLDomiSML?
SML
DomiSML being fully developed in Java is therefore portable to any platform supporting the Oracle Java JRE/JDK 7/8.
SML
DomiSML has been deployed and tested successfully on Windows and Linux platforms.
OpenJDK or other manufacturers JRE/JDK are not supported.

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titleWhich Application servers support SMLDomiSML?
SML
DomiSML being fully developed in Java is therefore portable to any platform supporting the Oracle Java JRE/JDK 7/8.
SML
DomiSML has been deployed and tested successfully on Apache Tomcat and Weblogics.
OpenJDK or other manufacturers JRE/JDK are not supported.

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titleWhat DBMS does the SML DomiSML support?
SML
DomiSML can use the following database backends:
  • MYSQL 5.x and above
  • Oracle 11 and above
Users of other databases may benefit from the "Support for additional Databases" space driven by the users of eDelivery. Specific patches for supporting additional databases can be developed and published.

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titleCan I use SML DomiSML freely for professional usage?
Yes,
SML
DomiSML is released under the "European Union Public Licence".

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titleFrom where can I download SMLDomiSML?
The
SML
DomiSML artifacts are freely downloadable from the "Digital portal".

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titleWhat is the location of the SML DomiSML source code?
The JDBC drivers can be downloaded from the official websites of the manufacturers:


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titleHow does the SML DomiSML handle communications with an SMP(s)?
The
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DomiSML offers SOAP Web Services over HTTP/HTTPS to the SMP’s.
Requests received from the
SMP’s
DomiSMP’s are stored the
SML
DomiSML backend databases and forwarded to a DNS server in order to update the DNS SML domain. 


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titleHow does the SML DomiSML trust an SMP a DomiSMP that requests to perform operations?
The
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DomiSML will use a compliant
SMP
DomiSMP certificate that has been issued by a trusted authority.
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titleWhat is the difference between SMK and SMLDomiSML?
SMK is the acceptance environment of the
SML
DomiSML.
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titleWhat are the web services that SML DomiSML exposes?
The Service Metadata Locator service exposes three interfaces:
  1. ManageServiceMetadataService: Definition of the service to manage Service Metadata.
  2. ManageBusinessIdentifierService: Definition of the service to manage Participant Identifiers.
  3. BDMSLService: Definition of additional specific services.
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