ebcdic

问题 I'm being passed data that is ebcdic encoded. Something like: s = u'@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ÂÖÉâÅ@ÉÄ' Attempting to .decode('cp500') is wrong, but what's the correct approach? If I copy the string into something like Notepad++ I can convert it from EBCDIC to ascii, but I can't seem to find a viable approach in python to achieve the same. For what it's worth, the correct result is: BOISE ID (plus or minus space padding). The information is being retrieved from a file of lines of JSON objects. That

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . I have a EBCDIC coded mainframe file which I need to convert to an ASCII format. Which libraries/tools can I use to do that. I am most familiar with Python. The file I received has a cookbook with it, which can be used to parse the file (part of it is below). What do types: 'C', 'P' and 'B' mean? I'm guessing C

问题 I am trying to read a EBCDIC file and convert it to ASCII format in Java, with a help of copybook. I am using JRecord to read the copybook. So now, how do I get the field level from the copybook using JRecord? Edit 1: Kindly excuse me for a vague question. I have no experience in mainframe or cobol. I am adding few more details if it could help. My source file contains multiple transaction details. The copybook contains the information on the transaction and the fields relating to that

问题 I'm able to send messages from Java to Websphere MQ on AS400 . If I send messages from WinXP , there is no difference if I use any accessible Locale , including full Language Localization; nor is there a problem with English Locale . Important for correct encoding is only this code line: msgId.characterSet = 1208; Infortunately, it's not valid. There are differences in the case that I want to take the message from MQ Queue . In the case that I get message from MQ Queue from Windows OS

问题 Is there a character set other than EBCDIC that is not a superset of 7-bit ASCII? 回答1: Yes. JIS X 0208 is not a superset of ASCII. Some versions of this standard include most of the ASCII characters, but not all of them. A related fact is that a file encoded with UTF-16 or UTF-32 is not byte-equivalent to an ASCII file of the same characters, but since those are not character sets, and since Unicode is certainly a superset of ASCII, they do not qualify as answers to your question. 回答2: There

问题 Is there a character set other than EBCDIC that is not a superset of 7-bit ASCII? 回答1: Yes. JIS X 0208 is not a superset of ASCII. Some versions of this standard include most of the ASCII characters, but not all of them. A related fact is that a file encoded with UTF-16 or UTF-32 is not byte-equivalent to an ASCII file of the same characters, but since those are not character sets, and since Unicode is certainly a superset of ASCII, they do not qualify as answers to your question. 回答2: There

问题 How can I convert a mainframe binary file (EBCDIC) having cobol copybook as record layout information to ASCII file by keeping in mind regarding the packed and zoned decimal format using any Java API or Open source tool? 回答1: Reading in Java If you want to Read Mainframe Cobol Files in java, have a look at JRecord - You will have to specify the charset (font). For US EBCDIC use CP037. Legstar - Have variety of Mainframe - Cobol Tools CB2java - Has not been updated in a while (not supported

问题 I have mainframe file in EBCDIC format and I want to convert those files into ASCII format. I have tried converting EBCDIC to ASCII using python 2.6 but there are many issues in that like compression field didn't get converted and records count gets increased. Is there any way to convert EBCDIC files having compressed fields to ASCII format. 回答1: Options Some options Convert the file to a Text file on the mainframe (sort or eastrieve will both do this) If it is a once off the Fileaid/File

问题 A comment on an earlier version of this answer of mine alerted me to the fact that I can't assume that 'A' , 'B' , 'C' etc. have successive numeric values. I had sort of assumed the C or C++ language standards guarantee that this is the case. So, how should I determine whether consecutive letter characters' values are themselves consecutive? Or rather, how can I determine whether the character constants I can express within single quotes have their ASCII codes for a numeric value? I'm asking

问题 I have a value in EBCDIC format "000000{". I want to convert it into a.Net Int32 type. Can anyone let me know what I can do about it?? So my question is given a string that contains a signed numeric in EBCDIC , what should I be doing to convert it into a .NET Int32. Thanks so much in advance! 回答1: Try this #region public static byte[] ConvertAsciiToEbcdic(byte[] asciiData) public static byte[] ConvertAsciiToEbcdic(byte[] asciiData) { // Create two different encodings. Encoding ascii =