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FTTF Reference Library Page for Internet EDI standards. Standards definitions for business process and programming objects are developed and published within the Object Management Group. The November FTTF meeting will involve representatives from OMG and discuss the possible application of the CORBA model within GISB standards. Please review the newly issued RFC from the IETF dealing with MIME and PGP prior to the November Implementation Team meeting. RFC2015 -- M. Elkins, "MIME Security with Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)", 10/14/1996. (Pages=8) (Format-.txt) Pilot Test Report dated September 17, 1996. Phase II Test Plan Outline dated July 30, 1996. HTTP Request/Response Formats for testing. Phase I Testing Plan The Phase I Pilot Test will begin on Monday, June 17 and end on Monday, July 15. Reviews of Offline Browsers: CNET's Review of offline browsers Metz Netriever Surflogic: Surfbot Milktruck: Milktruck Delivery First Floor Inc.: Smart Bookmarks Electric Industry:Fetch_HTTP World Wide Web Consortium: W3C Command Line Tool HTTP and CGI References: HTTP Protocol1.0 Specifications WWW FAQs CGI SecurityFAQ Java Security FAQ HTTP File Upload Previously, form input was limited to input boxes and other simpleelements like checkboxes and radio buttons. Now you can write forms that ask for files as input. A new ENCTYPE attribute on the FORM tag allows you to write forms that take files as input. The full technical specification for HTTP file upload is published as RFC 1867 An example of such a form would be: <FORM ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data" ACTION="_URL_" METHOD=POST> Send this file: <INPUT NAME="userfile" TYPE="file"> <INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Send File"> </FORM> Test Data Files Standard HPDR transaction files will be used forall pilot test cases. Existing Work on Internet Based EDI The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) application working group on EDI has issued a Draft Document describing protocol and security recommendations for EDI over the Internet. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): EDI Meets the Internet by W. Houser (Department of Veteran Affairs Washington D.C. , January 1996. This paper is very basic; asking and answering questions such as How fast is the Internet? What about security? What are the ways that EDI files could be transfered via the Internet? Testbed Study finds EDI and the Internet Compatible according to Press release on completion of study and Full Report, March 1996 by The National Information Infrastructure Testbed (NIIT) which is the largest private, industry-led "information superhighway" applications consortium in the United States. Founded in 1993, NIIT is a non-profit corporation that develops and tests pilot applications to accelerate the National Information Infrastructure (NII). Department of Energy web site on the Electric industry Real time information Networks , strangely enough there is discussion of EDI at this site by Bill Johnson (Department of Energy Washington D.C.

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