X.400 is a standard definition of data communication for messages used for email. During its creation, its designer thought it would become the global standard for email. However, it was overtaken by the SMTP standard for email communication.
Even though it is not the primary form of email communication, it is still used in some organizations and software including Microsoft Exchange Server. An X.400 address consists of several elements about a partner, such as: C (Country name), ADMD (Administration Management Domain), PRMD (Private Management Domain) O (Organization Name), OU (Organization Unit Names), G (Given name), I (Initials), S (Surname).
Because of its use in certain systems, including Microsoft Exchange Server, Babelway grants users the functionality of X.400 receipt and delivery of files. This ensures the ability to build data flows for B2B integration needs that rely on the X.400 standard of file communication.
You just have to enter your partner’s information for the X.400 connection to be setup. If you don’t have all of these details, alternatively, you can enter the address manually.
Würth …
Deploy your connection in seconds, making it ready for testing immediately
Use simple drag & drop tools to map your message to any other format for easy import/export in/from your database
Connect your Babelway environment using any EDI or non-EDI communication protocols
Babelway is not only a great self-service platform but also a team of pros ready to help you succeed.
IT Department, Vandeputte