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Before the XML notices can be authorised for the publication in OJ S, the eSenders have to go through a qualification procedure. The procedure consists in the acceptance of your project and testing of your XML files that must comply with the standards defined by the Publications Office. The Publications Office provides to the software developers XML schemas and comprehensive documentation as support in creating their own applications. Using your EU Login account you can log in in eSentool.
Once you are logged into eSentool, you can register your company to become an eSender:
- Click on the "Create new eSender" link from the left menu;
- Fill the form and click on the "Submit" button;
- Check your mailbox (the one of your EU Login account) and confirm the registration;
- You are redirected to eSentool. Your new eSender identifier is displayed in the banner.
We do not have specific requirements, apart from the successful qualification that proves the technical ability to send notices in XML. Each of the applicants is considered as a case per se.
All the necessary info can be found on TED eSenders Workspace that is integrated with EU Login, the "European Commission's Authentication Service" so you must have an EU Login username and password to be able to connect to it:
https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/fpfis/wikis/display/TEDeSender/TED+eSenders
You can send XML files using Web Services protocol. The procedure is explained here: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/fpfis/wikis/display/TEDeSender/5.2.+Web+Services
When one of your qualifications is in "Production" phase, it means that you are allowed to send notices to the eSentool Production Channel. For each notice sent to this channel using the REST Web Service, you can access its details by following the hereunder procedure:
Click on the "Production follow-up" link from the left menu.
Fill in the form according to the details of the notice and submit it.
Click on the "View details" icon in the "Actions" column next to the notice.
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