EDIFACT Integrator

EDI Mapping & Translation

Powerful EDI translation components with EDI schema support, easy-to-use XPath style document navigation, and more.

Flexible Schema Support

Support for multiple, common, schema formats allowing easier integration with existing EDI processing applications.

Uniform & Extensible Design

Very easy to use, with a uniform, intuitive, and extensible design. Common component interfaces across platforms and technologies.

Fully Integrated Components

Native software components for any supported development technology – with no dependencies on external libraries.

Blazing Fast Performance

Based on an optimized asynchronous socket architecture that has been actively refined for more than two decades.

Outstanding Technical Support

Backed by an expert team of support professionals. Unlimited, free Email support or paid Premium Support options.

Features

The EDIFACT Integrator provides the utmost in flexibility for developers and businesses interested in enabling their software systems with Internet EDI (EDIFACT) parsing and message generation capabilities. The EDIFACT Integrator includes dynamic EDI components that can be used to parse, translate, and transform EDI data:

• EDIFACTReader: Parses an incoming EDI document (EDIFACT) so you may read the data in the document.

  This component can either load an entire document at once or stream portions of the document. Loading the entire document at once allows developers to use the XPath property to easily navigate the document. For larger documents, developers can choose to streamline parsing and only navigate sections of the document

• EDIFACTWriter: Generates new EDI documents (EDIFACT) from scratch. Create EDIFACT documents from scratch, one segment at a time.
• EDIFACTTranslator: The EDIFACTTranslator component provides a simple way to convert EDI to XML and vice versa.

Flexible Schema Support

There is no single official standard for EDI Schemas, and the EDIFACTReader and EDIFACTWriter components were designed with this in mind. Rather than require the use of a custom schema format, or require a single schema type, the EDIFACTReader and EDIFACTWriter support multiple, common, schema formats. This allows for easier integration with existing EDI processing applications.