1. e-CODEX e-CODEX is a large-scale EU e-Justice pilot
Making cross-border judicial processes easier through standards and solutions
Technically it is an e-Delivery and semantics project
Members that decide to participate in a pilot
set up the designated e-CODEX e-Delivery infrastructure (connector & Domibus Gateway, using the AS4 standard) and
modify their existing judicial content management systems to handle the e-CODEX standard or
build new systems that conform to the e-CODEX standard

2. e-CODEX Central Testing Platform (CTP)
A tool to help member states setup and test their e-CODEX infrastructure and use cases
Helps reduce resources needed for pilot implementation by automating specific testing procedures.
Helps achieve and ensure correct implementation of
national e-CODEX infrastructure (Gateway, Connector)
e-CODEX use cases
Also serves as:
An overview of installed e-CODEX infrastructure & use case schemas per Member State
A repository of helpful material related to testing
A central, scalable solution that helps save valuable time & resources
A Web Interface that connects to the CTP e-CODEX Gateway, and acts as a “member state”, able to receive and send messages, view Gateway Logs and reports

3. e-CODEX Central Testing Platform (CTP)
e-CODEX members sign up for an account and are able to:
Test national e-CODEX infrastructure against the CTP reference implementation gateway
“Connectivity check”
Sending/Receiving GW-TEST messages
Test their e-CODEX use cases
Sending/receiving e-CODEX use-case Messages
Custom content or using pre-defined samples for each e-CODEX use-case (e.g. EPO, Small Claims, MLA)

4. e-CODEX Central Testing Platform (CTP)

6. More Information
The e-CODEX CTP is developed and maintained by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, in close collaboration with e-CODEX WP3 & WP5
More information about the CTP and its functions can be found on the CTP documentation
You may contact the CTP administrator at to request this documentation as well as access to the CTP
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