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Imagine being able to create a complete EDI application starting on Monday and finishing by Friday. It's true and it happens to our customers using the OBOE package.
For instance, just recently a very large national bank primarily chose to use the OBOE package because of OBOE's low price. But when it came to create their application they were more impressed by OBOE's ease of use and quick development time. After just one week, they had a prototype program up and running that parses files with over 50,000 ACH transactions. The program produces an end-user report for each transaction - all from 14 different X12 versions (2002 through 5010). Here's the best news - the application runs in less than 8 minutes on a QuadProcessor Intel Windows machine... so another OBOE benefit...fast processing time.
And another recent for instance, a client needed to have an EDI parser translate 3050 and 3030 850 and 856 transactions and pass the information to ColdFusion. Using the OBOE package and our programming services the client had an application designed, tested and running with their ColdFusion server in less than 5 hours.
Do you want to see OBOE in action? Try it online with the
EDI X12 Conversion servlet
or HIPAA X12 Conversion servlet
Or download the latest trial version.
EDI Document Rules Engine - Reads in a XML and DTD file to build/parse an EDI Document or EDI/XML file.. Sample XML File.
EDI Translator - it parses an EDI document into Java objects. The objects are then used to interact with a GUI or database or some other process, e.g. a web page or batch program.
EDI/XML Translator - it parses an EDI/XML file into Java objects. The objects are then used to interact with a GUI or database or some other process, e.g. a web page or batch program.
Envelope builder - it takes the EDI Objects Java objects and builds an EDI document. The EDI document can then be sent via e-mail, to a VAN for transmission, transmitted using a proprietary message delivering system, print out and faxed... etc.
EDI Objects - each transaction set, table, segment data element is defined in a class. The classes defines business logic, relationship rules to other transaction sets, tables, segments and data elements, data element rules validation ... etc.
AXPT is a collection of programming techniques to improve the processing time and reduce system requirements for the XML parsers used by a computer system. OBOE uses the techniques of object serialization and object caching.
Object serialization is the process of storing XML objects after the parsing process in a data store. A package will use the serialized object instead of parsing the XML file only if the serialized object is newer than the XML file the object represents.
Object caching is the process of reusing XML files during runtime relieving the process of reloading a serialized XML object or parsing an XML file.
Using XML tags this programming language provides a SQL interface to inbound and outbound X12 messages. The package includes an interface that works with the openAS2 package.
PIXES is available to all current and future OBOE registered users.
You can download the Pixes for OBOE package
OBOEditor - creates EDI and EDI/XML transaction sets based on your transactionSetRules.dtd file. Maybe used by your small to medium size EDI partners to generate EDI and EDI/XML documents.
EDI Document Formatter and Browser - by utilizing the EDI Object classes with JAVA.AWT classes we've created a simple document browser. If you receive EDI documents in your mail then you can now look at them in a format that is easy to read. The mail program add-on is based on the RFC 1767 MIME Encapsulation of EDI Objects
Provide an easy to use API for EDI and XML software developers.
Translate EDI Documents, X12 and EDIFact.
Define all X12 and EDIFact documents into a JavaTM classes. This is accomplished by using a rules based engine. The rules based engine is defined in XML document. The XML document along with methods defined in the EDI classes define how EDI and EDI/XML files are built and parsed.
The trial version of the product comes with three XML rules based files (X12's 840 & 997, EDIFACT ORDER). You may need a rules file for other types of EDI documents.
X12 Documents, we can build you a generic rules file based on the 3030 4010, 5030 and other X12 versions.
EDIFact Documents, we can build you a generic rules file based on the D93A through D99A standards.
Customized X12 and EDIFact, we can build you rules file based on a specific Implementation Convention. There is an fixed set fee for the files and then a hourly service charge for the customization work.
Contact us at 1.919.846.2014
Link to Purchase X12 Rules Files
Link to Purchase EDIFact Rules Files
For all version it us (USD)$75 for each file.
The price structure repeats for every X12 or EDIFact version you purchase.
We can make rules file from SEF (Standard Exchange Format) files. If you or your trading partner have transaction sets defined in SEF we can build rules files for you. Contact us for more information.
Read the License To Use and Fill Out The Form.
Sun's JDK http://www.javasoft.com
IBM's JDK http://www.ibm.com/java
Java Mail Classes for SMTP/IMAP
required for the Java mail classes.
XERCES - The Apache Group's Java XML Parser
Crimson - An Outdated ApacheXML Parser
Java Cryptography Extensions are required for cryptography in the mail processes.
Java Servlet Developer's Kit is required for the OBOEServlet class.
JUNIT A great Java testing tool. Required for the sample test programs.
For more information look here.
Click here to see the documentation as it now stands.
Try a sample Java applet that edits
an 840 document and creates X12 840 document and a EDIFAFCT ORDERS document
Requires installation of Sun's Java 1.3 Runtime Plug-in
Two useful sites for X12 information are:
American National Standards Institute
Data Interchange Standards Association.
For more information on UN/EDIFact United Nations Directories for Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Transport.