mikeshn
02-25-2003, 10:55 PM
How EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is different from Internet? or from intranet on local networks?
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M.S.
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es©âpê_©hâ®â¢têr
02-26-2003, 02:09 PM
EDI is a data exchange format (protocol, actually: see X12). It has been deprecated by XML and similar structures, although many legacy enterprise systems still haven't moved away from it.
EDI can be exchanged over Inter/Intra/Extranetworking, and is network-layer independent. A lot of organizations are moving away from it completely in favor of an extremely lower overhead XML solution.
FWIW
EDI can be exchanged over Inter/Intra/Extranetworking, and is network-layer independent. A lot of organizations are moving away from it completely in favor of an extremely lower overhead XML solution.
FWIW
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