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Proxy-to-File scenario (Turkish Characters Encoding)

Former Member
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Hi All,

I have a Proxy to File scenario. (No Message Mapping...As the data is processed and sent as it is)

The input data to PI contains Turkish characters, and the File getting generated at FTP location is converting some of those characters into special characters while I am using the encoding as "cp1252" in the Processing tab under "File Encoding" option of the Receiver File channel.

e.g. :

1)

i/p - MİA L poşet

o/p - M?A L po?et

2)

i/p - İstanbul-Ankara gidiş dönüş uçak bileti

o/p - ?stanbul-Ankara gidi? dönü? uçak bileti

As in the above examples, at the o/p side it is converting some charactres into "?"

Could you please suggest the correct encoding used/steps to be followed in this case.

Thanking you in advance.

Thanks and regards,

Neetish

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Former Member
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Hi

Try with Encoding "UTF-8" and the File type " TEXT"

Regards,

Jude.

stefan_grube
Active Contributor
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PLEASE ask your project lead or project members for the correct character encoding.

Only the provider of the file can give you this information.

System integration is not guessing.

former_member463616
Contributor
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Hi,

Try with ISO-8859-9

Former Member
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just give a try with "cp1254"

Former Member
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Hi Amit,

I tried with cp1524.

Now it is giving me

1)

i/p - MİA L poşet

o/p - MÝA L poþet

2)

i/p - İstanbul-Ankara gidiş dönüş uçak bileti

o/p - Ýstanbul-Ankara gidiþ dönüþ uçak bileti

The "?" is now replaced with "Ý"

Please suggest.

Thanks.

- Neetish

Former Member
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Also Amit,

the character "ş" is replaced with "þ"

Could you please let me know if you have a solution for this.

Thanks.

Former Member
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if that is the case then then lets wait for experts to commnet on this..

in the meantime why dont u confirm from the receiver system abt the encoding they want??