on 03-25-2008 4:13 PM
Wea re going to be implementing PI7.0 SP14.
I am writing the technical specification for an inbound/outbound interface into/out of ECC 6.0!
I need to convert the File that is created out of SAP into EBCDIC in PI and for the inbound convert the file from EBCDIC into ASCII for import into ECC.
I have more than one way to this...
The ways I have found so far are:
Use MessageTransformBean, use TextCodepageConversionBean, XmlAnonymizerBean, using the File Encoding field on the File/FTP Adapter, XSLT mapping or Java mapping!
I have checked the OSS Note 821267, but this doesn't help.
I am sure all these methods have pros and cons...
What would be the most efficient method of changing this? It will be running hourly and have upto 6000 entries an hour - each way!
Hello, this conversation is, what I need, are they new ideas of it?
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Hi Barry,
I am facing the same problem, I need to convert file to EBCDIC,
Did you manage to solve your problem?
Thanks,
Naama.
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Hi Barry,
I think the most efficient way in my thinking is XSLT and Java mapping.
For java mapping u just need to get thye jar file.I believe that the encoding cp285 / cp500 is EBCIDIC. Try printing
byte [] msg = .. // whatever
System.out.println(new String(msg, "cp285"));
if you get an exception saying Cp285 is unknown you may need an international version of the JRE, depends on the version you're using.
Also u can use this in reverse.
Please see this post:
regards
Aashish Sinha
Edited by: Aashish Sinha on Mar 25, 2008 6:07 PM
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Barry..
so your working with as400 or mainframes..good...
I would go with the simplest approach ..and then increase complexity of the solution if it doesent work.....so start with MessageTransformBean...
Regards
Ravi Raman
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