Key to all of these solutions is the ability to create a 997 like document
from the receipt of the transaction. I have found that most of the initial
releases of XML solutions, don't support the 997 response and therefore
can't offer an equal to EDI. Perhaps future releases of XML software will
have this capability making the XML solution a good fit for the less
sophisticated trading partners.
David Fosgate
Sappi Fine Paper N.A. / E Commerce Specialist
phone: (207) 854 - 7224
fax: (207) 856 - 3864
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-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 8:05 AM
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Subject: Java EDI objects?
Having had our fill of Mercator and its way of doing things, we are
looking
for a set of Java classes that implement the parsing/creation/representation
of
EDI documents, preferably with the ability to automatically create 997's
after
parsing some input file. The classes need only represent the contents of
the
documents some way with the appropriate getters, setters, and other methods.
If
it interfaces with some XML format, even better. Does anything like this
exist?
If so, how robust is it?
Thanks.
--
Richard Jones
Vice President, Technology
Commerce Technologies, Inc.
251 Fuller Road, CESTM Bldg.
Albany, New York 12203
518-437-8640 Phone
518-437-8641 Fax
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