Executive Summary: This non-normative document is intended to explain the uses of the specification to policy people in business terms.
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Portable Media Messaging Profile:
The first of many possible messaging profiles to support and implement the core spec. Although it is unlikely that any court would actually implement this profile, it had three purposes. First, it meets a need to convey documents that are too large for the online filing system to handle. Second, it can provide a backup system when the online version is down. Third, it acted as a kind of thought experiment to verify that the modularity of the architecture is correct when separating the messages (with content) from the message profiles that deliver that content.
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Web Services Messaging Profile:
The second of many possible messaging profiles to support and implement the core specification.
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Document Signature Profiles:
This group of profiles supports technical requirements that were better separated from the messaging profiles. Signature Profiles are defined in section 6 of the LegalXML Electronic Court Filing 3.0 specification. A court can choose to implement one of many potential signature profiles.
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Application-Specific Document Signature Profile 1.0: The Application-Specific Document Signature Profile is the signature profile used to indicate documents that are signed with an application-specific signature.
XML Signature Document Signature Profile 1.0: The XML Document Signature Profile is the signature profile used to indi-cate documents that are signed with an XML Digital Signature.
