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What is the main objective of this module?
What is the main objective of this module?
- To learn how to install XEngine 9.x.
- To know the usage of Severity Config.xml file.
- To understand the purpose of the primary configuration files for XEngine version 8.x and 9x. (correct)
- To understand how to configure the Agreement.xml file.
Where are the general location of XEngine installation/configuration files?
Where are the general location of XEngine installation/configuration files?
- Edifecs\XEngine\config (correct)
- Edifecs\XEngine\bin
- Edifecs\XEngine\temp
- Edifecs\XEngine\logs
What is the purpose of the XERegistry.xml file?
What is the purpose of the XERegistry.xml file?
- Stores the acknowledgement code files.
- Specifies the data split rules.
- Defines the validation rules for transaction files.
- References to key settings and configuration files. (correct)
What is used to obtain configuration information during validation processing?
What is used to obtain configuration information during validation processing?
What is the term used to describe the set of configuration elements associated with a specific transaction and sender/receiver pair?
What is the term used to describe the set of configuration elements associated with a specific transaction and sender/receiver pair?
What is the persistent data store for the Selector?
What is the persistent data store for the Selector?
What is used to synchronize the tables updated by users and the internal selector table?
What is used to synchronize the tables updated by users and the internal selector table?
What type of files can be used to define custom split rules and output filters?
What type of files can be used to define custom split rules and output filters?
What is the purpose of the filter {MD_XE_RPN} = 'LDNSProcessor' AND {MD_XE_RT} = 'Result' AND {MD_XE_RN} LIKE 'good*'?
What is the purpose of the filter {MD_XE_RPN} = 'LDNSProcessor' AND {MD_XE_RT} = 'Result' AND {MD_XE_RN} LIKE 'good*'?
What can be used to create custom output filters?
What can be used to create custom output filters?
What can be edited in the Advanced mode option?
What can be edited in the Advanced mode option?
What is the purpose of the filter {MD_XE_RPN} LIKE 'Report' or {MD_XE_RT} LIKE 'Report'?
What is the purpose of the filter {MD_XE_RPN} LIKE 'Report' or {MD_XE_RT} LIKE 'Report'?
What is the purpose of the filter {MD_XE_RPN} = 'XEngine' AND {MD_XE_RT} LIKE 'xdata*'?
What is the purpose of the filter {MD_XE_RPN} = 'XEngine' AND {MD_XE_RT} LIKE 'xdata*'?
What is the advantage of using predefined output filters in the EAM client tool?
What is the advantage of using predefined output filters in the EAM client tool?
Who is responsible for updating the XML selector file?
Who is responsible for updating the XML selector file?
What is included in the minimal configuration for a specific HIPAA transaction?
What is included in the minimal configuration for a specific HIPAA transaction?
What should be done with the default XML selector configuration file provided with XEngine?
What should be done with the default XML selector configuration file provided with XEngine?
Which one of the following is not a part of the XML selector configuration for a specific transaction?
Which one of the following is not a part of the XML selector configuration for a specific transaction?
What kind of access does the EAM client offer when configuring the XML selector file?
What kind of access does the EAM client offer when configuring the XML selector file?
What file contains the information about the severity levels recognized by XEngine?
What file contains the information about the severity levels recognized by XEngine?
What is typically used as additional identifiers in the minimal configuration?
What is typically used as additional identifiers in the minimal configuration?
Into how many groups are all error severities separated in the SeverityConfig.xml?
Into how many groups are all error severities separated in the SeverityConfig.xml?
What is the primary file extension used for error severity files in the SpecBuilder Error Severity Configuration editor?
What is the primary file extension used for error severity files in the SpecBuilder Error Severity Configuration editor?
Where is the default split rule file located?
Where is the default split rule file located?
Which component would you set the severity configuration file in for a specific route?
Which component would you set the severity configuration file in for a specific route?
Which configuration option allows customizing the error severity file for a specific trading partner?
Which configuration option allows customizing the error severity file for a specific trading partner?
What content does a data split rules configuration file contain?
What content does a data split rules configuration file contain?
Which of the following is not a way to split data according to the data split rules configuration file?
Which of the following is not a way to split data according to the data split rules configuration file?
For what purpose might you customize the standard error severity settings?
For what purpose might you customize the standard error severity settings?
In a standalone XEngine Server installation, where can a customized error severity file be referenced for a specific trading partner?
In a standalone XEngine Server installation, where can a customized error severity file be referenced for a specific trading partner?
What determines the order in which the rules are applied?
What determines the order in which the rules are applied?
What should be the nature of different rules that reference the same property?
What should be the nature of different rules that reference the same property?
What notation is used to refer to specific parts of transaction output in split rules syntax?
What notation is used to refer to specific parts of transaction output in split rules syntax?
In output filters, which tag would direct output labeled with 'msh' to the destination linked to the 'split msh' output?
In output filters, which tag would direct output labeled with 'msh' to the destination linked to the 'split msh' output?
Which XEngine processor outputs to Report and Result?
Which XEngine processor outputs to Report and Result?
Which property is referenced by the filter '{MD_XE_RPN} = 'LDNSProcessor' AND {MD_XE_RT} = 'Result' AND {MD_XE_RN} LIKE ' msh*'?'
Which property is referenced by the filter '{MD_XE_RPN} = 'LDNSProcessor' AND {MD_XE_RT} = 'Result' AND {MD_XE_RN} LIKE ' msh*'?'
What is marked with the rule name and extension in the results?
What is marked with the rule name and extension in the results?
Which one of the following is NOT listed as an AckCreator output type?
Which one of the following is NOT listed as an AckCreator output type?
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XEngine 9.x Configuration Files
- XEngine configuration files are located in the Edifecs\XEngine\config folder.
- The primary configuration files for XEngine version 8.x and 9.x include:
- Agreements.xml
- XERegistry.xml
- Validator Option Files
- Acknowledgement Code Files
- XEngine Severity Config.xml
- Action Files (Actions-*.xml)
- Selector Configuration File
- DataSplitRules.xml
XEngine Selector Functions
- XEngine uses a Selector function to obtain configuration information to be applied to a transaction file during validation processing.
- The Selector function references key settings and configuration files, including the guideline file that defines validation rules, acknowledgement settings, and error severity and split rules settings.
- The relationship information is used during data node processing and results processing.
XEngine Selector Formats
- The persistent data store for the Selector may be either a database table or an XML file for standalone XEngine.
- The database contains XML strings, which are generally transparent to users.
- The XML selector file should only be updated by administrators who understand both the business requirements and technical details of managing configuration files.
XML Selector Configuration
- A default XML Selector configuration file is provided with the standard XEngine installation.
- The file may be modified or replaced as necessary.
- The minimal configuration for a specific transaction includes lookup values that uniquely identify a transaction, such as X12 version, group version number, and transaction ID.
- Sender and receiver IDs from the ISA segment, and sometimes from the GS segment, are used as additional identifiers, allowing customization of configurations for specific trading partners.
XEngine Configuration Files: Error Severity
- The default Error Severity configuration file, SeverityConfig.xml, contains information about the severity levels recognized by XEngine, including:
- Available severity types in the system
- User-defined extensions and overrides of the system severities
- Typical filters include:
- {MD_XE_RPN} = 'LDNSProcessor' AND {MD_XE_RT} = 'Result' AND {MD_XE_RN} LIKE 'good*‘
- {MD_XE_RPN} = 'AckCreator' AND {MD_XE_RT} LIKE '*TA1Native'
XEngine Configuration Files: Split Rules
- A data split rules configuration file contains information that tells XEngine how the data should be split, such as:
- Split between accepted vs. rejected transactions
- Split by Provider ID
- Split by message
- The default split rule file is located in the /config/ldns/ folder and has rules to split accepted, rejected, and partial items.
- Rules are applied in the order they are specified, and all unmarked nodes correspond to the * rule.
- Split rule names are added to the output data structures and referenced in output filters that are linked to XEngine process outputs.
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