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GEFEG.FX’s XML Schema Guide technology intentionally focuses on a way to develop customised XML schemas in GEFEG.FX, adapt them to company requirements in a time-saving manner based on the standards and formats provided by the software, such as CEFACT XML, GS1 XML, connectSpec<\/a> (formerly: OAGIS), or UBL<\/a>, and drastically reduce future maintenance efforts.<\/p>\n

The guide technology in GEFEG.FX<\/h1>\n

In GEFEG.FX software<\/a> the term guide refers to the specification, such as Message Implementation Guidelines, Implementation Conventions, or guideline for the actual implementation of an XML schema, data model, or EDI standard. It can be regarded of as a writeable, transparent layer that is put over the base – the original XML schema – and allows all of the original structural components, attributes, types, and comments to show through.<\/p>\n

When would you use XML schema guide<\/h1>\n

XML schema guides are used to further describe and specify their XML schemas. The usage is straightforward as the same basic XML structure could be reused and further specified in different XML guides. It does make sense to use a guide if:<\/p>\n