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Does anyone know any tool that can map EDI x12 to C# objects? I just looked at Altova MapForce but it does not seem to support this. I can't use database schema mapping for portability reasons ... and I'd rather avoid xml or flat file if I can. Actually, MapForce does support this using an add-in package they have available (not sure if it's free or not). I evaluated MapForce about a year ago for this very purpose (mapping EDI x12 835i and 835p files to a database). Here's the link for the EDI-Mapping page for MapForce that specifically mentions ANSI x12 mapping: http://www.altova.com/products

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Is there any good X12 parser in Java which can process Walmart 810 specification? EDI example: ISA*00* *00* *16*102096559TEST *14*PARTNERTEST *071214*1406*U*00040*810000263*1*T*> GS*IN*102096559TEST*PARTNER*20071214*1406*810000263*X*004010 ST*810*0001 BIG*20050205*6463367*20050202*3376103367 REF*IA*123456170*X5T REF*DP*00017 REF*MR*0020 N1*SU*SUPPLIER NAME N1*ST*WAL-MART 100*UL*0078742000992 N3*406 SOUTH WALTON BLVD N4

I'm new to EDI, and I have a question. I have read that you can get most of what you need about an EDI format by looking at the last 3 characters of the ISA line. This is fine if every EDI used line breaks to separate entities, but I have found that many are single line files with any number of characters used as breaks. I have noticed that the VERY last character in every EDI I've parsed is the break character. I've looked at a few hundred, and have found no exceptions to this. If I first grab that character, and use that to obtain the last 3 of the ISA line, should I reasonably expect that I

I am reading in a large file X12 and parsing the information within. I have two bottleneck functions that I can't seem to work around. read_line() and get_element() Is there any way I could make these two functions faster? The main bottleneck in the get_element function seems to be the Substring method. public String get_element(int element_number) { int count = 0; int start_index = 0; int end_index = 0; int current_index = 0; while (count < element_number && current_index != -1) { current_index = line_text.IndexOf(x12_reader.element_delimiter, start_index); start_index = current_index + 1;

Looking for a tool/library to convert XML to X12 (270 - medical eligibility request) and then to convert the X12 response (271 - eligibility response) back to XML. This will be embedded in a server application (will consider any target language). I've toyed with idea of writing my own X12 parser and generator but this project will most likely expand to other X12 transactions and I'd like to find a solution that will be extensible. I came across this: OopFactory X12 Parser - https://x12parser.codeplex.com/releases/view/106524 Incredible. Source code was well structured, everything built on