Creating Envelopes to Use with EDI Translation Business Processes
A document envelope consists of control information that enables organizations to effectively exchange messages. This information is added in headers and trailers to messages. Document envelopes are specific to the EDI protocol used.
What You Need to Do
The following tasks
are required to use the EDI Translation business processes:
- You must create document envelopes to use the predefined EDI Translation business processes.
- For inbound EDI data, you need to provide the name of the map in the incoming document (transaction-level) envelope.
- You need to specify the appropriate data extraction options in the envelope. The following parameters are displayed for any envelope that causes data to be generated, and they are particular important to ensure you have configured EDI translation to run smoothly with the predefined business processes.
Field or Check Box | Description |
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Extraction Options | Business process data extraction. Valid values:
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Data Extraction Directory | Directory for data extraction. Displayed only
if Extraction Options set to Extract to a file system directory. If you leave this parameter blank, the folder used is the default mailbox extraction folder specified in the business process. |
Data Extraction Filename | Filename for data extraction. Displayed only
if Extraction Options set to Extract to a file system directory. If you leave this parameter blank, the filename used is the default one associated with the primary document. This parameter supports
the use of the following substitution tokens which are replaced with
real values when the filename is generated during enveloping:
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Data Extraction Mailbox | Mailbox for data extraction. Displayed only if Extraction Options set to Extract to a mailbox. |
Data Extraction Mailbox Message Name | Mailbox message name for data extraction. Displayed
only if Extraction Options set to Extract to a mailbox. This parameter
supports the use of the following substitution tokens which are replaced
with real values when the mailbox message name is generated during
enveloping:
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