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Data exchange between DPM and its Comms Server and between the Comms Server and the M2M user typically uses the datapool GLN and the user’s primary GLN as the To and From addresses in Enterprise/AS2/Mailbox. etc. M2M Protocol/Format options The following are the supported protocols and formats. • AS2 + XML, where • XML data files are sent from the Supplier to the MO data pool via AS2 where Content-type = XML and, from there, passed to the DPM host as XML data files with an .xml extension. • XML data files are returned from the DPM host to the MO data pool, and passed to the Supplier via AS2. • AS2 + DPM DDF, where • DPM (Data Pool Manager) DDF (Data Delimited Format) is the new name for a DPM CSV (Comma Separated Variable) file. The rename was to remove the implication that the file contained COMMA delimiters, when, in fact, the file can contain either COMMA or TAB delimiters. • DPM DDF data files are sent from the Supplier to the MO data pool via AS2 where Content-type = Binary, and from there, passed to the DPM host as TAB delimited DPM DDF data files with an .xls extension. • Binary data files are returned from the DPM host to to the MO data pool, and passed to the Supplier via AS2. • FTP/Mailbox + XML, where • XML data files are sent from the Supplier to the MO data pool mailbox via FTP put syntax, and from there, passed to the DPM host as XML data files with an .xml extension. • XML data files are returned from the DPM host to the MO data pool, and passed to the Supplier mailbox. • FTP/Mailbox + DDF, where • DPM (Data Pool Manager) DDF (Data Delimited Format) is the new name for a DPM CSV (Comma Separated Variable) file. The rename was to remove the implication that the file contained COMMA delimiters, when, in fact, the file can contain either COMMA or TAB delimiters. • Data files are sent from the Supplier to MO data pool via FTP put syntax, and from there, passed to the DPM host as TAB-delimited DPM DDF data files with an .xls extension. • DPM DDF data files are returned from the DPM host to the MO data pool, and passed to the Supplier mailbox. 2 M2M Guide for Suppliers
Message flow via M2M XML inbound data Note that any generated XML EAN/UCC Response Message or GDSN Exception Message is automatically sent to the sending M2M User. DPM processes each XML command message, i.e., CPC, CIS, CIC, CIP, RFCIN, and generates either Deleted: RCI, • An EAN/UCC XML Response Message stating that the message was processed successfully. • A GDSN XML Exception message stating that the message has errors. DPM processes each XML business data message, i.e., CIN and CPN, and for • Valid data, DPM generates • An EAN/UCC XML Response Message stating that the message was processed successfully • If on your Company Profile page, you selected a GDSN XML version as your Notification Format, you will also receive an EAN/UCC XML Response Message containing the Data Load Status Report (DLSR) in XML format. For a sample report, see the Data Load Status report topic. • Invalid data, DPM generates • A GDSN XML Exception message stating that the message has errors. When this occurs, Your in-house system should process the GDSNException and generate an alert out of their systems • An internal GXS email notification, which is sent to the GXS support team email address. This is so that GXS is aware of the problem if you need technical support. • Corrupt data — if an XML data message parses correctly but still cannot be interpreted by DPM, an internal failure is flagged in the Communications Gateway. Gateway monitoring detects this and GXS will proactively follow up on this failure with your Membership Organization (MO). DPM DDF inbound data DPM processes inbound data and generates the Data Load Status Report (DLSR) . Any invalid data, e.g., non-numeric when numeric expected, is shown in this report. Corrupt data, e.g., record/field structure not apparent or empty, is interpreted by DPM as an indicator that something is very wrong. A DLSR report is NOT generated, but the Supplier Load Processing Status will have a status of Rejected and a message stating Database error and the catalogue is locked (VEND_CAT_BUSY=Y) until the corrupt data is fixed. Note that • Because DPM CSV/DDF goes straight into the data load process (there is no intermediate parsing), you must always access the Data Load Processing Status and Data Load Status reports to check on the success or failure of the data load. For a sample report, see the Data Load Status report topic. • The DPM M2M interface was designed to meet the GDSN XML/AS2 messaging recommendation and therefore a DPM CSV/DDF (CIN,CPN) inbound to DPM has no EAN/UCC Response or Exception sent back to you. M2M Guide for Suppliers 3
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