August 28, 2019

In this tutorial we’ll discuss how to consume loaded EDI data using TypedDocuments and C#.Net.  Once EDI data is loaded using either EDIValidator or EDIFileLoader that data is in memory and is available for use.  One possible usage is to save it into a database.  TypedDocuments provide an object oriented view over the EDI data and enables developers to access it with

In this tutorial we’ll discuss how to create EDI data using  TypedDocuments and C#.Net.  TypedDocuments enable developers to use typed EDI objects to create data.  Instead of having to worry about arrays, indexes and strings we can create EDI data in a higher object oriented fashion. The Code Copy Typed5010Document sampleEDIFile = new Typed5010Document(); //Or Typed4010Document //

Creating EDI data is simple using the EDILightWeightDocument component. Simply create an instance, set its loops and segments, and call its generateEDIData() method. The EDILightWeightDocument structure is based on a loop hierarchy. Loops contain segments and other loops. Segments contain elements. Elements contains data and composite elements. This example creates an EDILightWeightDocument instance, set its