A FRAMEWORK FOR E-COMMERCE TRANSACTIONS
Lalitha R, VenkataRama Raju .D, R Sadhanandavel · International Journal on Information Sciences and Computing · 2009
In modern commerce, consider the most basic trade, a client submitting an order for some goods or service.Different disputes may arise between the parties, e.g.regarding the quality of the goods or the time of delivery.Disputes may result from intentional attempts to cheat by either client or server, or from unintentional delivery problems.In simple trades, there is exchange of goods, or of goods for payment.In such cases, parties can use a trusted third party, ensuring fair exchange, and thereby avoiding disputes.However, often the server is obliged to provide the service or goods, upon receipt of appropriate order.For example, it can be designed to carry the authentication and authorization of the subscribers to all the connecting web sites from the host site.The authentication is done in the host site alone and carried out through out the other sites.Hence, it is proposed to design the following:• Provide Authorization of the merchants and subscribers.• ProvideAuthenticated services].• To replicate the secure service to all recipients in the multicast environment.The major focus is on :• The aspects of service security• Reliability• The provision of functionality to achieve liability• Fair exchange for e-commerce interactions