EarlyWalker2001
Active Member
Hi - bit of a general approach question here. Searched through JDE list for the last 3 hours with no joy.
Currently we have about 20 inbound batch interfaces.
The external system produces XML files.
We use BizTalk to:
-retrieve the file from the external system / polling every minute
-read the xml file into edi tables adding a batch number.
-launch the approprate R47 UBE.
How the world could you replace Biztalk in this situation with JDE only objects? Is the effort too big?
Would I need to still have a external process to retrieve the xml doc from the external system and store it as a flatfile on our server?
Would I need to write a c function for every xml doc (ie 20 of them) to parse and create ztable records?
I don't see a xml solution (CallObject/list etc) that neatly describes what i want to do.
Thanks Earl
E9.0
SQL 2008
Windows.
Currently we have about 20 inbound batch interfaces.
The external system produces XML files.
We use BizTalk to:
-retrieve the file from the external system / polling every minute
-read the xml file into edi tables adding a batch number.
-launch the approprate R47 UBE.
How the world could you replace Biztalk in this situation with JDE only objects? Is the effort too big?
Would I need to still have a external process to retrieve the xml doc from the external system and store it as a flatfile on our server?
Would I need to write a c function for every xml doc (ie 20 of them) to parse and create ztable records?
I don't see a xml solution (CallObject/list etc) that neatly describes what i want to do.
Thanks Earl
E9.0
SQL 2008
Windows.
