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Bjorn KSubject: Long element names in EDIFACT xsd
Author: Bjorn K
Date: 08 Sep 2008 05:35 PM
I have an xslt mapping xml to EDIFACT. I started with an xsd created from EDIFACT D93A, using long element names. In development it is quite nice to have the long element names, but in production the number of bytes is too high. Is there any way that one can convert to normal element names without having to recontruct the xslt?

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Tony LavinioSubject: Long element names in EDIFACT xsd
Author: Tony Lavinio
Date: 08 Sep 2008 10:45 PM
Each of the element names has a hyphen between the short name
and the long portion. If you remove everything from the hyphen
forward, the transform should continue to work.

The XML-to-EDI handler only looks at the portion of the name
up to the hyphen.

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Bjorn KSubject: Long element names in EDIFACT xsd
Author: Bjorn K
Date: 09 Sep 2008 02:41 PM
So I have to manually go through the xslt to do that?

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Tony LavinioSubject: Long element names in EDIFACT xsd
Author: Tony Lavinio
Date: 09 Sep 2008 05:53 PM
XSLT is XML; you might be able to write an XSLT program to do it.

 
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