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Re: TRADACOMS structure clarification
Hi Stanley,
Thanks a lot for the help. I am working on TRADACOM for the first time. You have
mentioned that I need to create a map for the three messages. Does that mean I
need to create three different maps i.e 3 different .map files? But there is
only one input file with the three messages. How do I set up the things?
Can you give some hints on how do I set up the Trading Partner information? I am
confused.
Please help.
Thanks,
Chinmoy.
stanley pool < wrote:
You must create a map for all three message types.
Also; setup trading partners for all three message
types.
Sterling has a white paper on mapping Tradacom
messages. Call them and ask for a copy.
Cheers,
Stanley Pool
--- Chinmoy Das wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am working on a TRADACOMS ORDERS message. Its a
> mapping from the TRADACOMS format to User defined
> Application Format.
>
> What I found in the input file provided to me was
> that it had the following sections i.e ORDHDR, then
> the ORDERS, then the ORDTLR. But when I went through
> the TRADACOMS specifications I found that these are
> three different message sets. But the input file
> supplied to me has all the three messages together.
>
> How do I code this map? I am using GENTRAN Server
> and Application Integration for mapping. So when I
> build a new map I am selecting ORDERS but what about
> the ORDHDR and ORDTLR messages that is also included
> in the input file? How do I translate that? Do I
> have to create three separate maps? Or is there any
> way to process three message sets at one time.
>
> Please advise as this is the first time I am working
> on TRADACOMS.
>
> Thanks,
> Chinmoy.
>
>
>
>
>
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