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EDI to XML and XML to EDI conversion in BizTalk
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| Belinda 2004-04-12, 7:37 am |
| Hi All
I am trying to evaluate usage of MS BizTalk as a translator to
translate EDI to XML and XML docs into EDI can you please share your
ideas how good and robust is BizTalk for this.
Are there any other better tools for this than BizTalk.
Thanks
Belinda
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| Przemo 2004-04-14, 3:34 pm |
| Hi,
I had same problem 2 weeks ago. BizTalk 2004 is great tool, but... in EDIFACT it supports only few standars schemas. You can not add new schemas. You must buy full Covast EDI Accelerator, which costs few thousend of dollars.
because of I do not need now full functionality of BTS (only messaging and translating) I decided to use xtranslator. Visit www.xtranslator.com It contains all EDIFACT schemas! Of course has some disadventages, but it is your choice.
If ypu will star to test xtranslator and have some interesting comments, please let me now.
Przemo
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| Ryan Finnesey 2004-04-16, 3:48 am |
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"Przemo" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:95D63069-73AD-4B31-B37F-9795EB632AD9@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I had same problem 2 weeks ago. BizTalk 2004 is great tool, but... in
EDIFACT it supports only few standars schemas. You can not add new schemas.
You must buy full Covast EDI Accelerator, which costs few thousend of
dollars.
> because of I do not need now full functionality of BTS (only messaging and
translating) I decided to use xtranslator. Visit www.xtranslator.com It
contains all EDIFACT schemas! Of course has some disadventages, but it is
your choice.
> If ypu will star to test xtranslator and have some interesting comments,
please let me now.
>
> Przemo
What is the down side?
Ryan
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| SalamOnAltern 2004-04-18, 10:53 am |
| Personnally, I think Biztalk is one of the most interesting tools Microsoft
provided the EAI/B2B software industry.
I I used 2 other tools, but since 2001, it is the plateform of the group for
all EAI/b2b operations. Sure, you need maybe some time to learn all what
BizTalk offers.
One thing I should mention and don't know if somebody can help me, while
sending EDI files, I found no way to send several EDIFACT messages in one
interchange.
Salam
"Belinda" <belindacur@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:41af5e48.0404120328.35ab5ace@posting.google.com...
> Hi All
>
> I am trying to evaluate usage of MS BizTalk as a translator to
> translate EDI to XML and XML docs into EDI can you please share your
> ideas how good and robust is BizTalk for this.
>
> Are there any other better tools for this than BizTalk.
>
> Thanks
> Belinda
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| Matt Cable 2004-04-25, 2:35 pm |
| Support for outbound EDI batching is not included in the box of any of the
BizTalk releases. This kind of functionality can be found in a 3rd party
accelerator like one from Covast (www.covast.com).
- Matt Cable
"SalamOnAltern" <salam@altern.org> wrote in message
news:eMhvTSLJEHA.2704@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Personnally, I think Biztalk is one of the most interesting tools
Microsoft
> provided the EAI/B2B software industry.
> I I used 2 other tools, but since 2001, it is the plateform of the group
for
> all EAI/b2b operations. Sure, you need maybe some time to learn all what
> BizTalk offers.
> One thing I should mention and don't know if somebody can help me, while
> sending EDI files, I found no way to send several EDIFACT messages in one
> interchange.
>
> Salam
> "Belinda" <belindacur@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:41af5e48.0404120328.35ab5ace@posting.google.com...
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