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@wainlake I am currently looking into this
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@wainlake
The main problem with how you have modelled your classes is the following:
You have decorated the DTM
class to always create a new structural group using the SegmentGroupAttribute
. This is not the case for DTM as it is not defining a segment-loop by itself. Also this structure did not declare a terminating marker (SequenceEnd segment) thus the deserializer was trying to put everything after the DTM
(TC2,MSG, etc...) under that class.
Checkout an improved version of your PurchaseOrder class
If this resolves your problem please tell me, so I can close the issue
Thanks
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@cleftheris Thanks. Or perhaps I'm making too much of it. It's fine now. EDI.NET is too nice.
The other question is about the data type. If I defined one element as "9(2)" and the given value is 1,it'll serialize to "Z1".How to fix it?
Btw, I think the SE Segment should be located at the bottom of transaction set, is it a clerical error?
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@wainlake glad to hear its working out for you.
So about your questions
- As a workaround mark the picture as
9(1)
. For the explanation: The thing with picture syntax is that I have not made up my mind how to treat it when we are serializing back to edi text file. I have an open ticket where I am thinking about this #23. TheZ
is commonly used for padding a number that would otherwise have to be fixed length when represented as text. Say for the number24
when written to text in a edi component with a fixed length of3
then it must be padded as etherZ24
or024
or even24
. I am trying to figure out what is the best way to handle this. - for well known structural segments such as those that mark the interchange, group, and message boundaries the order is well known internally and the values are sorted before writing no matter how they are laid out inside your class. For all the other segments the order is important. Internal values found on segments (Component) on the other hand are already indexed so the order is taken care of by the path.
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