If you're an EDI guru, why are you asking ;^) "Parsing EDI" generally refers to the process of taking a stream of characters as input and separating it into the various constructs defined by the relevant EDI standard. For example, parsing X12 EDI involves separating out the interchange, group, and transaction set control segments, with their data elements, then the segments and data elements within the transaction sets. If you want more information about the actual process of parsing an input character stream and how to do it, parsing EDI is just a special case of a more general problem and I would direct you to any good text book on compiler design.
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