Hello,
I agree with Srini. GXS AI (aka OmniTrans) is a very complex and robust
tool. GXS Enterprise is equally so. In the beginning it can take quite a bit
of time to develop and configure an application for ones particular
implementation. When one begins testing and debugging it can take time to
become comfortable because of the seemingly overwhelming amount information
in the log files. Another problem in earning how to use such a tool is that
you are limited mainly to vendor training courses and the manual. At times
its similar to C programming - you can do almost anything you want - this
can be a good and a bad thing ;)
However, once GXS is up and running and the development/support team are
knowledgeable about their implementation they will find it an to be an
excellent solution.
Dylan
On 2/6/07, Srini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> If you are talking about GXS AI and Enterprise, they are not bad. I have
> used them for over 7 years and they are exteremly flexible and powerful.
> Writing a map in AI is like writing a piece of code in C or C++ (Not as
> complicated as C or C++ though).
> It is not user friendly at all like Gentran Products or Mercator, but it
> is
> an expert friendly toolset and in fact most expert mappers don't use their
> standard workdbench to write maps. They use text editors like UltraEdit
> (my favourite) or Textpad to write the maps.
>
> On the other hand, Enterprise is a very stable messaging gateway that
> tighly
> integrates with AI. Again, it is not userfriendly to learn or use like
> others like Tibco, Vitria, Gentan products.
>
> Let me know if you need any help in AI or Enterprise and I will try my
> best
> to help you out.
>
> Regards
> Srini
>
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