EDI 新手需要选择翻译员的建议
我正在尝试将 EDI 210 源导入到我的 Web 应用程序中。该应用程序安装在 Ubuntu linux 上，因此无论我的解决方案如何，它都不能是一些仅适用于 Windoze 的做作的解决方案。
由于我的数据仅朝一个方向流动，因此我正在寻找一种简单的转换器，它将处理 EDI 文件到我可以轻松导入的 XML 文件的转换。另外，由于我使用的是 210 和 215 等标准 EDI 格式，因此与我需要编写自己的导入脚本相比，此翻译似乎应该是现成的。
我已经研究了几种解决方案，包括 Extol 和 BOTS 开源解决方案，但我希望有人能够引导我走向正确的方向。我理想的解决方案是一个廉价的托管翻译器，它可以处理 FTP 功能并将翻译后的文件推送到我的服务器。这样的野兽存在吗？如果没有，或者价格昂贵得令人望而却步，我应该考虑哪些其他解决方案？
I am trying to import EDI 210 feeds into my web application. The application is installed on Ubuntu linux, so whatever my solution, it can't be some hokey Windoze-only solution.
Since my data is flowing in just one direction, I'm looking for a simple translator that will handle the translation of the EDI file into an XML file that I can easily import. Also, since I'm using standard EDI formats like 210 and 215, it seems like this translation should be something off the shelf versus my needing to write my own import script.
I've looked at several solutions including Extol and the BOTS open source solution, but I'm hoping that someone can guide me in the right direction. My ideal solution would be an inexpensive, hosted translator that handles the FTP function and simply pushes the translated files to my server. Does such a beast exist? If not, or if it is prohibitively expensive, what other solutions should I be looking at?
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这正是Babelabout 的意义所在。例如，您可以通过 FTP 访问包含“传入”和“传出”文件夹的文件夹结构。您将 X12 实例上传到“传入”文件夹中，然后能够从“传出”文件夹下载翻译后的 XML 版本。而且，许多其他场景，包括同步 HTTP，都是可能的！
您没有提及如何接收 EDI 210，但请注意，我们还可以帮助您处理 AS2 连接，请参阅 http://blogs.jetdelivery.com/comments/?idx=38 作为参考。
最后，关于价格，我不得不承认目前它是免费的。 Babelabout 还不是一家“公司”，它只是我的个人项目（目前）。而且，当人们问我这样一个实体的“稳定性”时，我总是回答说我自 2009 年 4 月以来一直支持区域业务 - 时间航班 :-/
从实际角度来看，只需向我发送一个（很好的）实例你的210，我会给你一个（非常好的）建议......
You wrote:
This is exactly what Babelabout is about. For instance, You can get an FTP access to a folder structure that contains an "incoming" and an "outgoing" folder. You will upload your your X12 instance into your "incoming" folder, and then be able to download the translated XML version from your "outgoing" folder. And, many other scenari, including synchronous HTTP, are possible!
You did not mention how you receive your EDI 210, but be aware, that we can also help you in handling the AS2 connectivity, see http://blogs.jetdelivery.com/comments/?idx=38 as a reference.
Finally, regarding the price, I have to admit that it is currently for free. Babelabout is not yet a "company", it's just my personal project (for now). And, when people ask me about the "stability" of such an entity, I always reply that I am supporting areal business since April 2009 - time flights :-/
From a practical point of view, just send me a (nice) instance of your 210, and I will make you a (very nice) proposal...
看看 MirthConnect，它是免费的；开放源代码，支持您能想到的几乎所有格式和协议，包括 EDI 和 XML。它可以在所有平台上运行。
本质上，您可以创建通道，根据应用程序的需要将数据转换为不同的格式。我用它来使 EDI 与 Web 服务通信。
它当然也可以写入 FTP 服务器。
http://www.mirthcorp.com
Take a look at MirthConnect, its free; open source and speaks almost every format and protocol you can think of including EDI and XML. It runs on all platforms.
Essentially you create channels that massage your data into different formats as your application needs. I have used it to make EDI talk to a web service.
It definitely can write to an FTP server as well.
http://www.mirthcorp.com
贵到什么程度才算贵呢？
Delta / ECS 在 Windows 上运行，但会与您的 Ubuntu 集成。可以在 www.softshare.com 上找到，它可能是我见过/使用过的最灵活的映射器。
你也可以看看Boomi。 www.boomi.com - 我相信这会满足您的“Linux”要求，因为我相信它是纯Java。
最后，Jitterbit (www.jitterbit.com) 提供了一个很好的映射器，并且是开源的，等等。
How expensive is expensive?
Delta / ECS runs on Windows but would integrate with your Ubuntu. Can be found at www.softshare.com and it's probably the slickest mapper I've ever seen / used.
You could also check out Boomi. www.boomi.com - I believe that would meet your "Linux" requirement, as I believe it is pure Java.
Lastly, Jitterbit (www.jitterbit.com) provides a nice mapper, is open source, etc.