[en] XML Data

[en] XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language. XML tags are not predefined, you are free to define your own tags to describe the data. XML is designed to be self-descriptive.

[en] XML structure is defined by elements, attributes (and their values), and text (element text).

[en] Examples

[en] Oracle XML

[en] Processing of Oracle XML is an integral part of the software. You don't have to configure any filters to extract the data, just run the built-in action Run Oracle XML Command File. For more information on the XML structure, see section Oracle XML Specifications.

<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?>
<labels _FORMAT="case.nlbl" _PRINTERNAME="Production01" _QUANTITY="1">
    <label>
        <variable name="CASEID">0000000123</variable>
        <variable name="CARTONTYPE"/>
        <variable name="ORDERKEY">0000000534</variable>
        <variable name="BUYERPO"/>
        <variable name="ROUTE"></variable>
        <variable name="CONTAINERDETAILID">0000004212</variable>
        <variable name="SERIALREFERENCE">0</variable>
        <variable name="FILTERVALUE">0</variable>
        <variable name="INDICATORDIGIT">0</variable>
        <variable name="DATE">11/19/2012 10:59:03</variable>
    </label>
</labels>

[en] General XML

[en] If the XML structure in not natively supported in the software, define the XML filter, and define rules to extract the data. For more information, see section Understanding Filters.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<asx:abap xmlns:asx="http://www.sap.com/abapxml" version="1.0">
    <asx:values>
        <NICELABEL_JOB>
            <TIMESTAMP>20130221100527.788134</TIMESTAMP>
            <USER>PGRI</USER>
            <IT_LABEL_DATA>
                <LBL_NAME>goods_receipt.nlbl</LBL_NAME>
                <LBL_PRINTER>Production01</LBL_PRINTER>
                <LBL_QUANTITY>1</LBL_QUANTITY>
                <MAKTX>MASS ONE</MAKTX>
                <MATNR>28345</MATNR>
                <MEINS>KG</MEINS>
                <WDATU>19.01.2012</WDATU>
                <QUANTITY>1</QUANTITY>
                <EXIDV>012345678901234560</EXIDV>
            </IT_LABEL_DATA>
        </NICELABEL_JOB>
    </asx:values>
</asx:abap>

[en] NiceLabel XML

[en] Processing of NiceLabel XML is an integral part of the software. You don't have to configure any filters to extract the data, just run the built-in action Run Command File. For more information on the XML structure, see section XML Command File.

<nice_commands>
    <label name="label1.nlbl">

        <session_print_job printer="CAB A3 203DPI" skip=0 job_name="job name 1" print_to_file="filename 1">
            <session quantity="10">
                <variable name="variable name 1" >variable value 1</variable>
            </session>
        </session_print_job>

        <print_job printer="Zebra R-402” quantity="10" skip=0 identical_copies=1 number_of_sets=1 job_name="job name 2" print_to_file="filename 2">
            <variable name="variable1" >1</variable>
            <variable name="variable2" >2</variable>
            <variable name="variable3" >3</variable>
        </print_job>
    </label>
</nice_commands>