Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 09:09:57 -0400
From: christopher ferris <>
The reference to S/MIME means that the payload, not the overall "envelope"
can be S/MIME encrypted.
Oh, the payload. I see. Thanks.
From: Dale Moberg <>:
Until then, a MSH that embodies a superset of ebxml MSH functionality
can follow the directives of a CPA (in its virtual form) which tells
it how to securely package up its SOAP with attachments message.
Indeed, now that you mention it, the CPP/A Spec, at line 1807 in
section 7.7.4 in the description of the Encapsulation element,
explicitly mentions S/MIME as an example of what Encapsulation can
describe. Great.
-- Dan
