Creating an EDI to XML Conversion

This section describes how to create an EDI to XML conversion and how to save your work as a SEF file.

You can base your EDI to XML conversion on

An existing EDI document. Use this method when you have a sample EDI document that is representative of other documents in your enterprise that will need to be converted to XML.

An EDI standard. Use this method when you do not have a sample EDI document but know how your proprietary EDI differs from one of the EDI standards (dialect and version) supported by Stylus Studio.

The following sections use sample files installed with Stylus Studio to illustrate the conversion process and features of the EDI to XML module. See Example: Converting a Conforming EDI File and Example: Converting a Non-conforming EDI File for more information.

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