Scott Mayberry

That wouldn’t be hard for me to take care of. And putting XSLT into the picture just for that seems to be a waste. Out of curiosity, is is specifically...

Thanks for the suggestion. I did get a release into Maven Central repository some time back, but have not added later releases. I will look into re-engaging with Maven Central.

If you are using EDIReader's Java API, you need to use the setSyntaxExceptionHandler method to provide an exception handler that decides whether or not to keep parsing after recoverable syntax...

Yes, certainly. An 820 (Payment Order) may be parsed at any version (4010, etc). It may be transformed into XML using this project, or into JSON using the EDI to...

Yes, the EDIReader framework provides a number of value-added modules on top of the core EDIReader parser, including a validation module. It is driven from an EdiModel object which represents...

The validator module is not open source. Contact me at ***@***.*** and we can discuss licensing info. On Tue, Mar 22, 2022, 2:16 PM ramanja21 ***@***.***> wrote: > Thank you...

Any Java 11 or later will work fine. One good choice would be AdoptOpenJDK https://adoptopenjdk.net Let me know if you need more info.

Yes. All of the modules and components were developed with Java 8 and earlier, and are runnable on Java JDKs 8 and later (11, 14, …). A git branch is...

Yes, there is an EDI to JSON facility built upon the core EDIReader parser, producing JSON output from EDI input. Take a look https://github.com/BerryWorksSoftware/edi-json for samples of the JSON and...

While these key names aren't technically invalid JSON, I understand that the consensus seems to be in favor of camel case. The fact that it would improve compatibility with object...