My understanding is that there are a couple of data mapping vendors with products that
map X12 to XML, but that there is no published, or standard, DTD for the
representation of X12 in XML. My further (mis?) understanding is that the ANSI X12
group is working on this, and so far the representation presented by XML Solutions is
currently most favored by the community.
This is what I have gathered from poking around on the web - anybody with direct
experience *please* chime in on this. We have an earnest need to convert files
between XML and X12 as well.
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From: Varshney, Arun [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2000 10:21 PM
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Subject: Re: XML/EDI request:Please Reply
Could someone point me to URL where I can find XML DTD's for the EDI X12
doc, if there is any ?
Appreciate your help.
-----Original Message-----
From: Betty L. Harvey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 10, 1999 5:29 AM
To: shanti pais
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Subject: Re: XML/EDI request:Please Reply
Shanti:
The solution is to escape the <> characters using UNICODE.
The message would look like:
<message>This is my <message>. </message>
Reading between the lines from your message it looks like
you will be receiving your possibly from unknown sources. If this
is the case it may be impossible to get the creators of the information
to use the UNICODE encoding rather than the keyboard <> characters.
You may need to create a preprocess to convert the 'special characters'
to the UNICODE encoding. You will experience problems with #PCDATA
(parsed character data) with other characters, i.e., &, AUML, OUML, etc.
Betty
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On Fri, 10 Dec 1999, shanti pais wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
> I am working on a project XML/EDI. I have faced one problem here while
> parsing an XML document.
> My XML document is an e-mail document which contains
> <email>
> <to></to>
> <from></from>
> <message></message>
> </email>
>
> I have defined DTD as <!ELEMENT message (#PCDATA)> which contains
only
> the character string.
>
> But the problem is inside the message the user may use
> the tag <message>"information"</message> since he is unaware of the DTD
> structure. But parser will consider it as a subelement and may give
> declaration error, but actually it is nothing but PCDATA.
>
> Anybody knows the solution for this problem please reply me soon.
>
> Thaking you
> Shanti Maria Pais
>
>
>
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