Mapping Services 3.3.1 DML Users Guide Save PDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Create Business Documents In a DML Mapping Project, the Business Document describes the composition and structure of the input and output messages for the Mappings. You have two options when you create Business Documents in DML: Import and modify an existing Business Document structure (see Import Business Documents and Import a Business Document from a library ) Create Business Documents from scratch For more information on Business Documents in DML, see Business Documents. Create Business Documents from scratch To create a new Business Document: From the main menu, select File > New > Business Document. Alternatively, you can right-click in the Project Explorer and select New > Business Document. A wizard appears to help you create a new Business Document. Specify where you want to save the Business Document. To select a path either use the directory tree or enter the path directly. Enter a File name for your Business Document. It must be a valid Business Document name. That means you cannot use special or space characters. Click Next. Select the Business Document Type you require. Click Finish. Mapping Services creates the Business Document in the selected project’s Business Document folder and an entry in the Project Explorer pane tree structure. The Business Document opens on a new tab in the Business Document editor. You can identify the Business Document type (EDIFACT, X12, Flat File, and so on) in the Navigation view as shown in the following graphic. Related topics Business Documents Business Document structure Define HL7 Business Documents Define Flat File Business Documents Define COBOL Business Documents (Fixed/Variable) Define Cargo IMP Business Documents Define EDIFACT Business Documents Define X12 Business Documents Define TRADACOMS Business Documents Define IDoc V4 Business Documents Define SWIFT FIN Business Documents (System/User) Define XML Business Documents Define XSD Business Documents Define Database Business Documents Manage Tracked Objects Business Document data types Import Business Documents Related Links
Create Business Documents In a DML Mapping Project, the Business Document describes the composition and structure of the input and output messages for the Mappings. You have two options when you create Business Documents in DML: Import and modify an existing Business Document structure (see Import Business Documents and Import a Business Document from a library ) Create Business Documents from scratch For more information on Business Documents in DML, see Business Documents. Create Business Documents from scratch To create a new Business Document: From the main menu, select File > New > Business Document. Alternatively, you can right-click in the Project Explorer and select New > Business Document. A wizard appears to help you create a new Business Document. Specify where you want to save the Business Document. To select a path either use the directory tree or enter the path directly. Enter a File name for your Business Document. It must be a valid Business Document name. That means you cannot use special or space characters. Click Next. Select the Business Document Type you require. Click Finish. Mapping Services creates the Business Document in the selected project’s Business Document folder and an entry in the Project Explorer pane tree structure. The Business Document opens on a new tab in the Business Document editor. You can identify the Business Document type (EDIFACT, X12, Flat File, and so on) in the Navigation view as shown in the following graphic. Related topics Business Documents Business Document structure Define HL7 Business Documents Define Flat File Business Documents Define COBOL Business Documents (Fixed/Variable) Define Cargo IMP Business Documents Define EDIFACT Business Documents Define X12 Business Documents Define TRADACOMS Business Documents Define IDoc V4 Business Documents Define SWIFT FIN Business Documents (System/User) Define XML Business Documents Define XSD Business Documents Define Database Business Documents Manage Tracked Objects Business Document data types Import Business Documents