Collaboration Protocol Profile/Agreement (CPP/A)

Collaboration Protocol Profile/Agreement (CPP/A) provides interoperability between two parties even though they may use application software and run-time support software from different vendors. The Collaboration Protocol Profile (CPP) defines message-exchange capabilities and the business collaborations that it supports. The Collaboration Protocol Agreement (CPA) defines the way two parties will interact in performing the chosen business collaboration.

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More information: CPP/A page on the OASIS Web site (new window)

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