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Effective data exchange with XML schemas: Leverage the benefits of user-specific guidelines in your software<\/h1>\n

Many companies use XML schemas for the exchange of business data. To make these schemas even more effective and drastically reduce the maintenance effort, GEFEG.FX software offers you powerful methods for customising and managing your XML schemas. With user-specific guidelines, you can customise your schemas quickly and efficiently such as CEFACT XML, GS1 XML, connectSpec<\/a> (previously: OAGIS), or UBL<\/a>, provided by the GEFEG.FX software.<\/p>\n

GEFEG.FX’s XML Schema Guide technology intentionally focuses on a way to develop customised XML schemas in GEFEG.FX and adapt them to company requirements in a time-saving manner. Thus you drastically reduce future maintenance efforts.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s the\u00a0 guide technology in GEFEG.FX?<\/h2>\n

In GEFEG.FX software<\/a> the term guide refers to the actual implementation of an XML schema, data model or EDI standard. Alternatively, a guide is also called a specification, message implementation guidelines, implementation guideline or guideline. 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

Why and when should you use guidelines for your XML schemas?<\/h2>\n