¶ Introductory Remarks
On this overview page, you'll find a collection of topics of interest to buyers requiring technical information about TecCom integration scenarios relevant for them as well as links to the SDK's sections containing the pertinent articles.
The intended audience of these articles are technical professionals such as project managers, DevOps engineers, IT administrators, and developers.
Since most, if not all, of these articles are part of the closed TecCom Order SDK, your TecCom Wiki user account will need elevated privileges first in order to gain access. Please contact your sales representative or the consultant assigned to your implementation project.
¶ General Topics
The first section among the General topics area in the TecCom SDK contains a handful of important introductory articles, of which 
Implementing TecCom Order (Read this first) absolutely has to be your first stop if you're new to this SDK.
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Next up is the TXML5 section. Here, all articles treating the various topics surrounding our default business message format are gathered. Specifically, it contains:
- A download link to all of our schema files (both for TOM requests/responses and the various TXML business message types proper)
- An overview of TXML 4.1 to TXML5 element mappings
- A detailed listing of our business rules plus examples
- An in-depth description of all TXML5 business message types (overall structure, order of mandatory & optional elements, allowed field values, etc.)
- Several fully-worked examples of all our TXML5 business messages
- A comprehensive description of our TXML5 test supplier and how to communicate with it
The TXML5 test supplier is especially useful for buyers while implementing their own web service client since they can communicate with a TecOrg sending fully business-rules-compliant responses using several TXML-5-exclusive message features.
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Finally, For Buyers and Suppliers is a section containing relevant information for both roles:
- How to use Command Messages
- How to handle error messages and business message statuses
- A Postman collection of sample TXML5 requests showcasing usage of our TOM protocol
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¶ .NET Integration for Buyers
There are two ways for a buyer to implement TecCom directly in the ERP using .NET: with or without our library. In this section, everything is described from the perspective of a developer who is using our .NET library:
- Download link to the TecCom .NET library
- Setting up your IDE and solution/project(s) with our library
- How to send availability requests and orders using our .NET library
- Sending messages of type OrderStatusRequest using the library
- Pulling asynchronous reverse messages using the TecCom .NET library
- How to send Command Messages using the TecCom library
- Example project showcasing the .NET library's usage
In addition to these topics, we also have a sample project available for buyers implementing a TOM web service client in .NET without using our library. You can likewise find this tutorial in the .NET section.
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¶ WSDL Integration without .NET for Buyers
It is of course perfectly possible to implement a TecCom web service client on the buyer's side without using a .NET-based tech stack. For this scenario, we have prepared a couple of in-depth tutorials as well. This section will introduce you to the following topics:
- A general introduction to TecCom's TecOpenMessaging (TOM) protocol
- An exposition of the TOM protocol's HTTP header and SOAP envelope
- How to send Availability Request and Order messages
- How to pull asynchronous reverse messages via WSDL
- How to send Command Messages to the TecCom platform
- A guideline on error handling
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