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RE: XML Schemas for X12 documents

• To: "'K.R.Vaidyanathan'" <vaidyanathan.khizhakancherry@w...>, Alaric Snell <alaric@a...>
• Subject: RE: XML Schemas for X12 documents
• From: John Evdemon <jevdemon@v...>
• Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2002 08:58:16 -0800
• Cc: xml-dev@l...

On Wednesday, February 06, 2002 8:16 AM, K.R.Vaidyanathan wrote:
> 
> Its Ansi ASC X12 810 standard. this is a standard defined for the 
> invoice document.
> 
Take a look at http://www.vcml.net.  There are several
industry-specific schemas that provide support for 810s and 850s 
(including all other standard e-business transactions).  

The schemas are derived directly from the ANSI X12 and 
EDIFACT e-business standards and incorporate industry-specific 
enhancements to these standards.  The following industries are 
currently available (with more to be added):
  - Aerospace 
  - Automotive 
  - Education 
  - Energy 
  - Finance 
  - Government 
  - Healthcare 
  - Insurance 
  - Petrochemical 
  - Retail 
  - Telecommunications 
  - Transportation 

We also have "industry-agnostic" schemas that are derived directly 
from the X12 and EDIFACT standards (e.g. they represent the entire 
X12 and EDIFACT standard - all transactions, all versions).

There are free downloads available for the industries listed above.  
Each download consists of the following:

   - Schemas: Schemas for every transaction set, segment,
     and element used by the industries listed above.
     
   - Specification Guides: Specification Guides for 
     communicating with trading partners.

   - Getting Started Guide: A summary of the possible uses
     for VCML and a description of the components provided
     in the VCML industry download packages.

Send me an email if you need any additional information
regarding this effort - we can discuss it off-list.

Thanks!

John Evdemon 
CTO - XML/Director of Engineering 
Vitria
www.Vitria.com

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