Description
AS2 (Applicability Statement 2) is typically used between organisations to exchange business data in any format securely. The exchange of business data for the purposes of purchasing goods and services is commonly referred to as B2B. Traditionally, B2B was done over VANs (i.e., Value-added Networks) that were secure and reliable however also expensive. The Internet provided a cheaper option. Yet HTTP and HTTPs are not sufficiently secure. AS2 solves the problem. The AS2 Connector allows you send data over AS2 on top of HTTP or HTTPs.The AS2 Connector relies on S/MIME to offer encryption and signing capabilities protecting the document throughout its entire journey across the network from unauthorized recipients and tampering. Moreover, digital signatures give confidence to the recipient that the sender is really who it claims to be. Enabling AS2 Connector’s full set of security features, can help provide non-repudiation of origin and receipt reducing or eliminating disagreements between you and your business partners.
In addition to the above, the AS2 Connector provides asynchronous and compression features reducing the risks of HTTP response timeouts and allow receivers to process documents at their own pace.
This connector is part of Anypoint B2B. Anypoint B2B enables customers to connect to trading partners using EDI over AS/2, FTP and other protocols using Mule.
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