I was working on a bank ACH file and noticed in the spec that the LINES of the document have to be divisable by 10. If they are not, you need to "pad" the document with lines full of 999999999. xmlLinguist does have a "Line Padder" feature, and I was wondering if anyone has used xmlLinguist with an ACH file, and how they overcame this requirement.
I imagine in the stylesheet, you could pad it there with a special line that was "9" padded, had only one field, etc. but would be tricky. That would handle the XML-to-Text, but I can't imagine what the text-to-XML is like...
If there are enough of you needing this, I can add it to the ver 1.5 feature list...
-BKN
I imagine in the stylesheet, you could pad it there with a special line that was "9" padded, had only one field, etc. but would be tricky. That would handle the XML-to-Text, but I can't imagine what the text-to-XML is like...
If there are enough of you needing this, I can add it to the ver 1.5 feature list...
-BKN
