EDI Structure Tree


		The EDI to XML Conversions module is available only in Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite.

The EDI Structure tree displays the structure of the current EDI standard as shown in the Select Dialect and Select Version fields, including any extensions or modifications you have made to it. By default, the dialect and version are inferred from the source EDI document (if you used one to create the EDI to XML Conversion), but you can change them at any time.

Definitions displayed in bold indicate some change to the EDI standard. Only changes to the EDI standard are saved with the EDI to XML Conversion's SEF file.

Short-cut (right-click any node) and the main EDI menu allow you to

Modify EDI standard definitions

Create new definitions

Explicitly import a standard definition to save with the SEF file

Navigate the EDI structure tree

For More Information

Views of the EDI Structure

The EDI to XML Editor

Importing EDI Standard Definitions

Customizing an EDI Standard

Creating an EDI to XML Conversion

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