Hello, You can
get a free demo CD for the EDI & XML translator from GXS. Go to the www.gegxs.com web site and you will see the banner
flip to the Free Application Integrator Demo CD. I would
suggest you take a look at it. The product is called Application Integrator. It
is in the price range. It can do
EDI such as ANSI X12, EDIFACT, Tradacoms, EIAJ, HIPAA, VICS, UCS and a number
of other EDI standards. Plus it
can do XML, such as RosettaNet, xCBL, CIDX and a number of others. You can
import DTDs and XSD schemas into the mapping tool. Plus it
has full double byte support, which is useful not only for multi-byte character
sets, but also useful for translating IBM EBCDIC character sets. There is a
bunch more features. Too many to list here. Get the free demo CD and take a
look. Thanks Jeff
Eck -----Original
Message----- what do
suggest instead that's within this price range and has the other funcitonality
of an SI engine. -----Original Message----- If you are planning on implenting EDI x12
document exchanges...I would say forget about it. You have to use the
BizTalk Editor to configure different data types and from there you store
everything into BizTalk Server and store it as XML content . Than you have to
use BizTalk Orchestration to control the flow of between the applications and
trading partners. This thing than generates code called XLANG and stores
info into SQL. Some of the stuff in BizTalk can be automated but a lot of
manual programming is still required. As much as I appreciate Microsoft and our
data center is pretty much a microsoft shop with NT, Visual Studio and SQL
Server 2000...we do not trust Microsoft's BizTalk Server or Great Plains
software for our documents exchange. Never has Microsoft been known as an EDI
translator. -----Original Message----- I would disagree, we've looked at it
somewhat extensively along with some -----Original Message----- All I can say is have a long hard look at
your options before selecting that C. -----Original Message-----
Hi,
Company that I'm working for is trying to evaluate a
Micorsoft *
Level of complexity involved with installation and setup
I would really appreciate any answers from people who had anything Thanks &
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Title: RE: Has anybody had any experience with Microsoft BizTalk Server ?
