Hi.
In my documents I have a QR code containing some XML code which I need to parser, recognize fields and insert them in the export database.
I mean, I don't have to recognize any text in the document but only the content of the QR code.
But I don't have to insert in the database fields the whole content of the QR code but each node of the XML code inserted in it.
How I can parse it after the recognition but before the export creating a block for every node in the XML content?
Thank you very much.
Bye!
In my documents I have a QR code containing some XML code which I need to parser, recognize fields and insert them in the export database.
I mean, I don't have to recognize any text in the document but only the content of the QR code.
But I don't have to insert in the database fields the whole content of the QR code but each node of the XML code inserted in it.
How I can parse it after the recognition but before the export creating a block for every node in the XML content?
Thank you very much.
Bye!
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You can use a custom export to parse qr code value using for example C# which provides some built it instruments to work with xml and then export these values to DB.
Regards
Tim
Hello,
Here is the instruction how to use the custom export script: Program settings > Document Definitions > Data export settings > Export described with a script
And if you use the destributed version you may create the custom export stage at the advanced workflow: Using scripts in ABBYY FlexiCapture > Scripts for customizing processing stages > Sample scripts > Sample scripts describing export if you use
Hi Ekaterina, thanks for your solution.
Though I managed in parsing the QR Code using a JScript rule script which takes the content of the QR Code, parse it and compile other fields.
I also added a verification rule script for each fields compile from the parsing script to check if the final results are correct and valid.
Is it OK or do you advise a better way to make this?
Thanks!
Hello,
As we can see from the description of the case, your solution is quite optimal, so please go on.
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