How to write the contents of an EDI document to a SQL database | Martini Use Case

Whilst many organisations are moving towards more modern RESTful APIs that process data in a data format such as JSON/YAML/XML the reality is that many organisations continue to use systems that process documents using EDI.
Sometimes it may even be a prerequisite to do business with a major supplier or customer that you have the capability to communicate electronically via EDI.
This demo will show you how to process an EDI document and write the contents of it to a SQL database. The demo will demonstrate a use case for processing a purchase order that was created using the Edifact EDI standard. However, it can equally apply to processing other EDI documents including those that use the X12 standard.
You can run this demo using the free Community Edition of Martini. Download it at torocloud.com/martini
Read about this integration from our Knowledge Base article here: developer.toro...

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