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A .NET library that validates XML documents against ISO Schematron rule sets by walking a parsed schema and evaluating XPath 2.0 rules directly, without an XSLT compilation step. Ships with native ports of the... More information

Command-line tool that validates an XML document against one or more ISO Schematron rule files, built on the XSchematron library.

The layer below any directory: an ISO 9735 tokenizer and writer, delimiter and character repertoire handling, and the finding, severity and EDI path types every other Edifact package reports through.

The compiled directory format — segments, composites, elements, code lists and message specifications — with the reader, writer and linker that turn a pack on disk into a resolved schema.

Matches a segment stream against a message's segment table, resolving segment group nesting and repetition into a message tree with every position accounted for.

Trading partner and subset rules layered over a base directory — tightened cardinalities, restricted code values and conditional requirements — compiled into an effective message and evaluated with a ledger... More information

Validates an interchange against a directory and any overlays: envelope structure, segment and element cardinality, representation and code values, each finding carrying the rule that produced it and where in... More information

The `edifact` command line tool: ingest a UN/EDIFACT directory distribution into a pack, inspect what a pack holds, and validate or project an interchange against it. Install with `dotnet tool install --global... More information

Projects a matched message into JSON or XML, either as the document it describes or as a linked form in which every value still points at the directory definition it was read against.

Turns validation findings into a CONTRL acknowledgement, mapping each finding onto the syntax error code ISO 9735 defines for it.

Reads a UN/EDIFACT directory distribution as published by UNECE — the fixed-column CP437 archives — detects which release dialect it is, and compiles it into a pack. No directory content is included; you supply... More information

Reads the EANCOM implementation guides published by GS1 and writes them as overlay documents. Part II gives the positions the subset does not use, the data elements it requires, and the code values it restricts... More information