XML structures of eBIZ/TC Upstream documents (2018-1)
Introduction to the XML document template
The structure of the XML documents is the very prescriptive part of the eBIZ/TC Upstream framework:
using the eBIZ/TC Upstream documents, the prescriptions must be completely respected about structure of the documents, names and coding,
optionality or mandatory use of elements, meaning of each element.
Otherwise the documents could be not validable with the XML Schema (that are the only way to check the
formal compliance of the documents) or could generate misunderstandings about the meaning of the message on the side of your partners.
The allowable customisations are about the use or not of a document or about the elements of the document that are declared 'optional'; they can
be used to simplify the documents (not all the elements are always necessary).
The (template of) eBIZ/TC Upstream documents of each release are on www.ebiz.enea.it or www.moda-ml.org and are represented by:
XML Schemas, public but that cannot be modified,
they must be used to validate the XML documents.
User Guides, that completely describe the structure and the aim of the documents,
together with the elements and their coding rules.
Compare version User Guides, with comparison against the previous version of the same document (available for this version: TRUE).
Equivalent JSON schema towards XML Schema of the document (available for this version: False).
in some cases, Samples and Stylesheets(XSL) might be available
and can be used to visualize with a browser the content of the XML documents.
The proposed stylesheets should be considered as a sample or a reference
to be used directly or customised or ignored and substituted with custom stylesheets.
release 5/11/2018
Document Textile Order Change
Document
Textile Order Change (Updated)
Description
Order Change sent to the Fabric Producer (allows to change destination, quantity, delivery date)
Release date
05/11/2018
Scope
The present guide has been issued to assist the companies of the Textile-Clothing sector in the implementation of the standard XML document type “Textile ORDER CHANGE”, providing all the instruction required for its use in any context of e-commerce between Apparel Producers and Fabric Producers.
All the rules required for the construction and validation of the document are embedded into the specific XML-Schema, which is detailed in section "Implementation guide".
Generalities
The Apparel Producer sends to the Fabric Producer an Order Change any time he must modify some conditions of his previous Order (eg. to cancel items not delivered in time) or amend errors (eg. invalid prices).
Basic function of the message is to replace an invalid Order with a valid Order, amending:
- suppliable quantities
- dates and places of delivery
- prices
The Order Change can show a number of lines different from the related Purchase Order, when variations/cancellations have occurred so as to create the splitting of an Order Line.
However the sum of the quantities of the lines in the Order Change (confirmed + varied + cancelled) must always not less than the sum of the quantities in the original Order.
When the quantity is change the original line must be splitted and the confimed amount and canceled amount should be
explicited through the 'act' flag.
Credits
The first version of this XML document was made in the framework of MODA-ML project by Guido Cucchiara, PROGEMA - Gruppo SOI, supported by Thomas Imolesi and Arianna Brutti, XML-Lab (initiative of ENEA and Forum per la Tecnologia dell'Informazione).
Other participants:
Alessandro Barberis Canonico (Lanificio Vitale Barberis Canonico),
Albino Botto Poala (Lanificio Successori Reda),
Gustavo Cametti (Lanificio Piacenza),
Massimo Perona (Domina srl),
Piero De Sabbata e Piergiorgio Censoni (ENEA)
Gianfranco Irico (Lanificio Loro Piana),
Luca Mainetti (Politecnico di Milano, Hypermedia Open center),
Federico Tamburini e Ivano Begnozzi (Fratelli Corneliani).
Subsequent developments in this document have been financed by the TQR consortium, partly self-financed by the partners and the eBIZ 4.0 project
More information can be acquired in http://www.ebiz.enea.it.