OFS.PARSER.XML - How Does It Work

Hello, does anyone have any experience with working with OFS.PARSER.XML. I was wondering the steps I need to run this routine, and related work. From what I understood I should fill the following application at the T24 browser:

Step 1: OFS.SOURCE 
Step 2: OFS.XML.TAGS
Step 3: OFS.XML.HEADER
Step 4: EB.PHANTOM 

But what is not clear is how to get things all together. I have an X file in XML, where do I introduce it to the system and how does the OFS.PARSER.XML routine fit in. The purpose is to shift work to accept XML files.

I would really appreciate referring to a documentation or a working example I can follow. 

Hi
this is a core routine that normally isn't recommended to run in local developments.

what type of files you're going to proceed? If that's incoming delivery messages (e.g. SWIFT) then you can set up delivery carrier accordingly but there's no need to invoke that routine directly.

BTW, EB.PHANTOM is an outdated technology and is no more used.
 

Hello, thanks for the fast reply.

Yeah basically I'm looking into reading messages in XML. And if I may ask,

So let's say I sent an X message in XML and got Y response. Shouldn't this aforementioned core routine be responsible for retrieving the information from this response let it be tags, common, data, and so on.

In case I do not utilize this routine, what happens after I get this XML response. Did I finish this, per example, transaction and move on or is there a step missing.

Thank you for your time

Hi

> Shouldn't this aforementioned core routine be responsible for retrieving the information from this response let it be tags, common, data, and so on

Probably yes. Not sure there's any documentation reflecting this.

Check Temenos documents for DE module (Delivery).

 

That is a core routine primarily meant to parse Browser XML messages. Though (in theory) it should be possible to use this to parse other xml message formats, in practice i don't think it has been used for any other xml format. Even Temenos does not use it to parse OFSML. There is no documentation on this parser.