EDI beginners need advice on choosing a translator

Question

I am trying to import EDI 210 feeds into my web application. The application is installed on the Ubuntu Linux server, therefore, regardless of my solution, it cannot be some simple Windoze solution.

Since my data flows in only one direction, I am looking for a simple translator that will handle the translation of an EDI file into an XML file that I can easily import. In addition, since I use standard EDI formats such as 210 and 215, it seems that this translation should be something like a shelf, and I need to write my own import script.

I looked at several solutions, including Extol and open source BOTS, but I hope someone helps me in the right direction. My ideal solution would be an inexpensive, hosted translator that processes the FTP function and just pushes the translated files to my server. Is there such a beast? If not, or if it's overly expensive, what other solutions should I look for?

Answer 1

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Answer 3

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Delta / ECS works on Windows, but integrates with your Ubuntu. It can be found at www.softshare.com and it is probably the smoothest cartographer I have ever seen / used.

You can also check out Boomi. www.boomi.com - I believe that this would meet your Linux requirement, since I believe that this is pure Java.

Finally, Jitterbit (www.jitterbit.com) provides a good mapmaker, is open source, etc.