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You may download and import the file(s) below into your own Grooper environment (version 2023.1). There is a '''Batch''' with the example document(s) discussed in this tutorial, as well as a '''Project''' configured according to its instructions. | |||
Given the proprietary nature of SharePoint and Database connections, the connection objects and their configuriations cannot be shared. | |||
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Please upload the '''Project''' to your '''Grooper''' environment before uploading the '''Batch'''. This will allow the documents within the '''Batch''' to maintain their classification status. | |||
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The ''XML Schemas and Files.zip'' file is not a '''Grooper''' ZIP file, therefore it is not meant to be uploaded into '''Grooper'''. Instead, unzip the contents of this file normally. | |||
* [[Media:EDI Integration - Project (2023.1).zip]] | |||
* [[Media:XML Schema Integration - Projects (2023.1).zip]] | |||
* [[Media:EDI Integration - Batch (2023.1).zip]] | |||
* [[Media:XML Schema Integration - Batches (2023.1).zip]] | |||
* [[Media:XML Schemas and Files.zip]] | |||
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The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML XML] format has been around since 1996 and, from a business perspective, can play a large role in your ability to organize data. This article will focus chiefly on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML_schema XML Schemas] and how '''Grooper''' can leverage them to define '''[[Data Model]]''' structures as control how data is exported out of '''Grooper'''. | |||
== How To == | |||
=== EDI Standards === | |||
'''XML Schema Integration''' was actually born from a necessity for '''Grooper''' to efficiently collect data from medical [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_data_interchange EDI] files, therefore, we will begin our understanding by learning how to work withm them. | |||
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Follow the instructions in the screenshots below. | |||
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Revision as of 18:00, 19 December 2023
XML schemas are common formats that Grooper can leverage for generating models and exporting data.
About
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You may download and import the file(s) below into your own Grooper environment (version 2023.1). There is a Batch with the example document(s) discussed in this tutorial, as well as a Project configured according to its instructions.
Given the proprietary nature of SharePoint and Database connections, the connection objects and their configuriations cannot be shared.
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The XML format has been around since 1996 and, from a business perspective, can play a large role in your ability to organize data. This article will focus chiefly on XML Schemas and how Grooper can leverage them to define Data Model structures as control how data is exported out of Grooper.
How To
EDI Standards
XML Schema Integration was actually born from a necessity for Grooper to efficiently collect data from medical EDI files, therefore, we will begin our understanding by learning how to work withm them.
Follow the instructions in the screenshots below.
