Erlend,
A very simple answer. However, if this worked in the real world one would
have no need of a 997, 824, or any other kind of response transaction in
order to report processing results, exceptions, etc. In a perfect world, the
originaltor would always create valid transactions/documents, but we don't
live in a perfect world.
Nice in theory, but doesn't work in practice.
RAchel
Rachel Foerster wrote:
>
> Now....what will one do when using XML for which there is no analog for
the
> 997? So what if an XML doc doesn't comply with a DTD or Schema? What's the
I guess the way to deal with this is to ensure that the document
complies with a DTD before it is sent?
Erlend.
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