on 07-20-2007 8:53 PM
I was just wondering how to interperet these types of numbers in XI. When making a DT do I have to use a special type, like xsd:hexBinary?
Oh, and I'm pretty generous with points.
Paul,
<i>I was just wondering how to interperet these types of numbers in XI</i>
I couldn't understand which numbers u are referring here, is it the heading Binary number are u referring to? If yes , then there is no need to define xsd:hexBinary, while reading the file, in sender comm.channel give the file type as Binary. I think its more sufficient.
Best regards,
raj.
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I have resolved this using the sender as binary and using java mapping to handle the Packed Binary Numbers.
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Since it is MQseries, there is no way to have the sender in binary mode...
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Hi
Try using them,but i strongly feel usage of Binary as file type in file Sender would suffice.
Thanks
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The thing is, I'm using MQseries which does all the conversions, and it leaves the binary parts with odd characters when I check a test file receiver channel, I was hoping that something like this could be resolved using the hexBinary, or another Binary xml definition.
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Most of data types like numbers, dates can be represented as String and there is no need to choose any other type.
Regards
Stefan
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Just use a FTP sender adapter and select mode as "binary" instead of text /ascii...
This would help u
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/07/15/copy-a-file-with-same-filename-using-xi
Regards,
Prateek
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