10-14-2008 2:49 PM
Hi,
When viewing the file in application server with some chinese character the font display appears to be different.Is there any solution to avoid the different display of character when asian character appears in the application server.
Regards,
Mani.
10-14-2008 3:16 PM
I dont know, How chainise fonts came up but if the file is tab delimited then it is separated by # so data looks like...some what of chainise at first sight.
testalpha2#Test#ZCMATNR#ITEM_A#S#070
testalpha2#test IO#ZCMATNR#ITEM_B#S#090
1001#test num#ZCPPLANT1#B01#S#010
1001#test num#ZCPPLANT1#ITEM_A#S#020
1001#test num#ZCPPLANT1#B03#S#030
10-14-2008 3:36 PM
Hi Ronny,
The structure that i am passing to the application server does not contain filler.
DATA: BEGIN OF itab OCCURS 0,
rec(1), "Record Type
bukrs(4), "Company Code
werks(4), "Site Code
matnr(25), "Part Number
Partdec(8), "Part description
date(8), "requirement date
END of itab.
The above table is passed to application server and read by another system using the offset.The problem occurs when the part number description is in Asian character.
10-14-2008 3:50 PM
if you are writing the file to app server try to change the mode in the open data set statement..
... IN BINARY MODE
... IN TEXT MODE [ENCODING (DEFAULT|UTF-8|NON-UNICODE)]
... IN LEGACY BINARY MODE [(BIG|LITTLE) ENDIAN] [CODE PAGE cp]
... IN LEGACY TEXT MODE [(BIG|LITTLE) ENDIAN] [CODE PAGE cp]
[More info >>>|http://www.s001.org/ABAP-Hlp/abapopen_dataset.htm]
Edited by: Jay Sadaram on Oct 14, 2008 7:51 AM