Need to Generate a eText File for Payments

Question

Hi,
I have a requirement to generate a eText Outbound file using Payment Process profile. I have understand the basic steps and template we need to use to generate the eTEXT output.
Q1. But here is my question is that the XML tags will be repeated for more than one invoice then the below tags will repeat like this. For this case how to read the two blocks.
Normal rtf we will use the loop condition but here how to use this in eTEXT file format. Please provide some example.
Q2. And also if the multiple blocks will contains different data but here I need to print all the data in a single line up to a fixed length then again I go for second line if the fixed length
reaches the maximum limit.
<DocumentPayable>
<DocumentNumber>
<DocumentInternalIDSegment1>30076</DocumentInternalIDSegment1>
<DocumentInternalIDSegment2>83026</DocumentInternalIDSegment2>
</DocumentPayable>
</DocumentNumber>
<DocumentPayable>
<DocumentNumber>
<DocumentInternalIDSegment1>100100</DocumentInternalIDSegment1>
<DocumentInternalIDSegment2>123456</DocumentInternalIDSegment2>
</DocumentPayable>
</DocumentNumber>

Answer 1

Hi Prasana,
Here is the dll compile in CVI. You should be able to use the file import the driver.
The best thing would be for you to be able to compile the driver in case you want to modify something. You will also need to install the CVI run-time engine:
CVI Run-time Engine
With a little work you could compile the driver with MSVC++. You just need to replace some functions. At a glance, this are some of the functions that need to be changed.
The first thing would be to use the NI-488.2 driver interface for MSVC++. You would only need to replace the header file with the ni488.h file. It would be a good idea to replace the OpenDev a
nd CloseDev functions with the ibdev and ibonl functions. Make sure you include the object file in your project settings.
The other function, which might require more work is the Fmt function. This is a CVI specific function to perform string formatting. You could replace with one of the standard library C functions, such as sprintf, to do the formating. Or you could redefine the Fmt using these standard functions.
Hope this helps.
DiegoF
National Instruments.
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hp8165.dll ‏50 KB