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GEFEG Training Program 2011 - GEFEG.FX

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Error Analysis and Plausibility Testing of Production<br />

Messages with <strong>GEFEG</strong>.<strong>FX</strong><br />

Enhanced and user-defined test procedures for business Logic<br />

(Duration: 1 day)<br />

When new communication partners are connected, the testing phase plays an important role<br />

and often means to invest much time and effort. In order to reduce these efforts considerably,<br />

future data transmitters may run self tests of outbound messages with <strong>GEFEG</strong>.<strong>FX</strong> or with the<br />

<strong>GEFEG</strong>.Validation.Portal.<br />

The basis for a successful testing phase is a detailed and unambiguous implementation<br />

guideline. As an addition to the standard syntax check, <strong>GEFEG</strong>.<strong>FX</strong> enables you to define<br />

semantic rules of the inherent business logic in order to enhance your tests with plausibility<br />

checks. The large set of functions for plausibility checks in <strong>GEFEG</strong>.<strong>FX</strong> include a formal<br />

plausibility language and the definition of user-defined error messages.<br />

This training class teaches you how to integrate plausibility checks in your implementation<br />

guideline and how to check whether your messages comply with these rules. Beside the<br />

presentation of the basic concepts of testing business logic, hands-on exercises and test runs<br />

of test scenarios with <strong>GEFEG</strong>.<strong>FX</strong> and the <strong>GEFEG</strong>.Validation.Portal play a prominent part in<br />

the training.<br />

Contents<br />

Syntax and plausibility check in <strong>GEFEG</strong>.<strong>FX</strong><br />

Creating user-defined error messages<br />

o Overwriting standard error messages of <strong>GEFEG</strong>.<strong>FX</strong><br />

o Error messages of specific plausibility checks<br />

o Multi-lingual error messages<br />

Plausibility checks<br />

o Definition of the formal plausibility language<br />

o Rules for the application and positioning of plausibility checks<br />

o Interdependence among data units<br />

Functions for plausibility checks<br />

o for objects<br />

o for date and time<br />

o use of variable and absolute terms<br />

Testing messages for compliance with plausibility checks using test scenarios<br />

Prerequisites<br />

Participation in the course Classic EDI with <strong>GEFEG</strong>.<strong>FX</strong> or experience in working with <strong>GEFEG</strong>.<strong>FX</strong><br />

Basic knowledge of EDI processes are recommended<br />

Times<br />

09:00 am to 4:00 pm<br />

Dates<br />

On demand<br />

Fee for 1-day training in Berlin<br />

(Minimum no. of 3 participants req.)<br />

Per participant 500,- € plus applicable taxes<br />

We are pleased to offer these training courses on site at your company or organisation as well. In addition to our training program<br />

we prepare and conduct individually tailored workshops for your enterprise that are aligned with your business requirements and<br />

practical applications. If the training takes place at your company site, the training costs consist of the basic fee (see below), the<br />

number of participants plus travel expenses (fixed amount, or at cost).<br />

Fee for 1-day Company <strong>Training</strong> 1 to 4 participants 1500,- € plus applicable taxes and travel expenses<br />

Per additional participant 300,- € plus applicable taxes and travel expenses<br />

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