Convert JPG to BMP using XI

Hi
I would like to transfer the Image file from one Legacy System to SAP R/3 server which then ABAPers can utilize using TCode: SE78.
But here are the constraints -->
*) The Legacy System is providing the Image file in JPEG format Only.
*) SAP R/3 TCode : SE78, can only take the files in BMP format.
*) Even if you simply change the extension of JPEG file to BMP, then SAP R/3 is not accepting that file which suggest it needs typical BMP file only.
I referred this thread also
Error while uploading *.BMP file using SE78
In this thread user actually resolves his problem after using a tool which explicitly converted a JPG to BMP but they are not using XI.
Now is their any way with which JPG can be converted to BMP. I found couple of tools but they require the file first ( using browse option ) & then they will convert it, mean you can't call them using XI & provide that file as an argument.
I just need to know what you all think, is it possible to convert the JPG to BMP using XI or not. Also are you aware of any Java/.NET which can actually take the Image file ( JPG format ) & convert it & provide it back.
Regards
- Lalit -

Hi Lalit,
I've made a quick search and in my opinion the better thing you can do, is to create a Java routine to convert JPG to BMP.
you can use JAI (Java Advanced imaging) to read input stream (JPG format), and convert into a BMP format.
<a href="http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jai/forDevelopers/jai1_0_1guide.pdf">This PDF</a> contains the JAI documentation and some examples.
I hope it will help.
Best regards
Manuel

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We would like to know if it possible to convert JPG to BMP within SAP ? Our users upload jpg file in custom Z transaction and we store that JPG file in Custom Cluster table. Now, we need to get this JPG file, convert it into BMP and store it in SE78. You may ask, why dont we ask users to upload directly in SE78 ? Our Custom Z transaction does other things, so we cannot ask users to use SE78 and also they get jpg files and not BMP files. So, we need to do conversion internally.
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=================================================================================
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1
2
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regards
- Deepak
email: [email protected]


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          © 2011 Frank Caggiano
          GNU Public License
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I'm not one to spend money when it is not necessary.
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Hi David, and thank for responding. We have volume licenses for an enterprise version of Acrobat Pro X. (See email below.) It was for 2 years of maintenance and included upgrades. As for the photos, we copied them from the camera to the desktop. We can print them to Adobe and I can convert them to bmp and then convert them to pdf. However, I cannot convert the jpg to pdf directly. Adobe stops running and Windows closes the program. I can successfully convert other jpg photos though. This is the case on two different PCs. We run Windows 7x64. I don't know what is different with the jpg from the Samsung 350 Windows phones that causes this anomaly. Any ideas would be welcomed. Thanks!
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