Convert LRAW to java binary

this question should be asked in ABAP session,
nevertheless, because no one answer at that section,
LRAW have length 1024
FunctionName : YEMM_ATTACHMENT
COL_NAME DATA_TYPE LENGTH
FILE_NAME : CHAR 200
TLINENO: CHAR 4
CONTE: LRAW 1024
in java i can just using this
byte[] attachfile= file.getBytes();
if a file is bigger than 1024 , how do i store it and pass it to JCO..
do i have to pass line by line of binary code ??
JCO.Table inputAttach=function.getTableParameterList().getTable("SOBATTH");
ByteArrayOutputStream byteBuffer=new ByteArrayOutputStream();
if(blnAttach.equalsIgnoreCase("x")==true){
if(inputAttach.getNumRows()>0){
int lineno=Integer.parseInt(inputAttach.getString("TLINENO"));
for(int k=0;k<lineno;k++){
fileName=inputAttach.getString("FILE_NAME");
file=inputAttach.getByteArray("ATTACHMENT");
ByteBuffer.write(file);
OutMailDetailsBean outMailDet=new OutMailDetailsBean();
outMailDet.setAttachment(ByteBuffer.toByteArray());
outMailDet.setAttachmentId(getAttachmentId());
outMailDet.setAttachmentName(fileName);
outMailDet.setEmailId(emailId);
beanList2.add(outMailDet);
1) while converting the file ...i download it and open it....
when open, i always get file corrupted , although the file size is same as the original file
any idea ?
ABAP LRAW to java binary
2) This is printed from ABAP
how to i print the same thing in java and do a comparison i mean the binary code
Row MANDT FILE_NAME TLINENO CONTE
1 dsn.jar 1 504B0304140008000800A6419334000000000000000000000000090004004D4554412D494E462FFECA00000300504B0708000000000200000000000000504B0304140008000800A6419334000000000000000000000000140000004D4554412D494E462F4D414E49464553542E4D46858F3D0BC23014456703F90F01170B266
2 dsn.jar 2 E86A8F26B3D4982B3A3127AFEDF45E51B06E5E3B9375FEDF19DCB5464FD6151A2583C135098AD10E1A9DA98BFF60B69871DC90C619CB8A4BD13CBE56A736D88944A3B0F1443EE9E8D9ACC2D66514A68B4E230C1D2ED70A7D0A136B8B69229E4D470BC54C99ADE8709184DC66C5E764794A6658381D159CA3293B331F2D53E9B
3 dsn.jar 3 75BCE6C88334E5E173D055EC3D492C2765EB89785CCA756C0B45AEBA2135975912E1D8B2BF5D14075E67C95DC036BC41DB6F22828BBCFD2E0E578AE5051A700B4B4D86BF4037F31BBE896E1685B5846E298AAF89456FE43A7A98CD5ECFBE457488A99EDD55D2731ED5E31A7FE7D6BF966D0FD12AF8366DC2DB68E58B7323DF8
4 dsn.jar 4 FEECA515578654EC529CC3ADB0B985F088F433187BE9B10E923F07F46FFBBA9857BE91F90B504B0708A366CF5960020000B1040000504B03041400080008009B41933400000000000000000000000026000000636F6D2F73756E2F6D61696C2F64736E2F4D756C7469706172745265706F72742E636C617373AD5769705B571
5 dsn.jar 5 8286A5D14CDE3986F7CAE58CF75C3A95F096B6A850ED095050C570623B957B68A94DF6DEBDFF8D314BD1BBB914AB19F7DC54E082A571A1161A89A793D5B9EFE6614225C3099521A898D54565791D38B554A184E58164B66C558489B9F3DC8F9B44F0591F8C56375C0DF3C93085FAF9F2437217CF33CBC38B946219A98591B8E
6 dsn.jar 6 348F63AF5416B9F0551C40E779FC59791EB7F0DC57E5197FCD9E872BD8F243CBF43C647A76508BDA55D4CBB3EFAE3534E8814EC840557D2EC6A9C3293489D3681793555117CAF8D88A7C462DF8DC5F91498ACFDBB0F86F504B0708F2B9A927DE070000F6110000504B03041400080008009B419334000000000000000000000
7 dsn.jar 7 E8FD097D2F49986182D63E7A3D922222B40B0C4E622A341B27AA30AB447E457FB633F50A7D998323CD00F21AAD69E8E4A8D098A6BBB0372864270E71EA39BA539387183860072D9073E8C13C06B0482F6D548186E94FD31D9ADA209A909BAA40CD4EFC8C4186324E1FAC56309CAD60245BC61975F410EF90F5B3743BC4B932C
8 dsn.jar 8 A6A07E617A23BAD2F324ED965B7B20996A229CDA8356FC1991D78899D197D08BBF20F21C619298474CA3898F7EC3F00B326648D073986E78E01442380D8B56AA96DE82B00992AAB046E80FC48A83A95F319C6F743D8394B3F49C21CFC0E302C155F1C6946D7A1723CF104D9DD9C56883357A52CEE308AE61140B24251AB7039
9 dsn.jar 9 CCCBFBF840C1719C50F00D9C10D0446D10A23608711B84A80D42E56D20E2F70A3EC41FD8D44702EE74B26D333B8C14A112E8F5F9C40C1D29A136AC8DE9C399714228A0A5C01488510A2DDA0A94DB0F07142C609197AB0AAEB1E37FE4E524BE29C05FB0A617AAE0A82DC770FF24A0B968782895D2126AAACF4C6426A9E64AD0B
10 dsn.jar 10 2CBDCDE169E23B8F67CAB21025BD4E7C0E124DA49DCF3B6EA2EA02063B6EA02AECF2BBBAB2D8338F9EB0DBEFCEE2AEB0C7EFB9893A4ABADF730375ABA539DA4B3962A67C92164953CB45DC5FCA13241E2A9C2CDAE8C5DBCE0B15918FFE29BB64CA979315C22E21ECE6C26AE4747447BBFC14A050D83D8F9AB087F3C3DF4DAB8
11 dsn.jar 11 34D4628588B303000076070000270000000000000000000000000014190000636F6D2F73756E2F6D61696C2F64736E2F6D756C7469706172745F7265706F72742E636C617373504B010214001400080008009B419334A01611112F0800001F10000029000000000000000000000000001C1D0000636F6D2F73756E2F6D61696
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Hi yzme
http://www.apentia-forum.de/viewtopic.php?t=1962&sid=9ac1506bdb153c14edaf891300bfde25
Hope if answers to your question.
Regards
Divya

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LRAW to java binary

LRAW have length 1024
FunctionName : YEMM_ATTACHMENT
COL_NAME DATA_TYPE LENGTH
FILE_NAME : CHAR 200
TLINENO: CHAR 4
CONTE: LRAW 1024
in java i can just using this
byte[] attachfile= file.getBytes();
if a file is bigger than 1024 , how do i store it and pass it to JCO..
do i have to pass line by line of binary code ??
JCO.Table inputAttach=function.getTableParameterList().getTable("SOBATTH");
ByteArrayOutputStream byteBuffer=new ByteArrayOutputStream();
if(blnAttach.equalsIgnoreCase("x")==true){
if(inputAttach.getNumRows()>0){
int lineno=Integer.parseInt(inputAttach.getString("TLINENO"));
for(int k=0;k<lineno;k++){
fileName=inputAttach.getString("FILE_NAME");
file=inputAttach.getByteArray("ATTACHMENT");
ByteBuffer.write(file);
OutMailDetailsBean outMailDet=new OutMailDetailsBean();
outMailDet.setAttachment(ByteBuffer.toByteArray());
outMailDet.setAttachmentId(getAttachmentId());
outMailDet.setAttachmentName(fileName);
outMailDet.setEmailId(emailId);
beanList2.add(outMailDet);
1) while converting the file ...i download it and open it....
when open, i always get file corrupted , although the file size is same as the original file
any idea ?
ABAP LRAW to java binary
2) This is printed from ABAP
how to i print the same thing in java and do a comparison i mean the binary code
Row MANDT FILE_NAME TLINENO CONTE
1 dsn.jar 1 504B0304140008000800A6419334000000000000000000000000090004004D4554412D494E462FFECA00000300504B0708000000000200000000000000504B0304140008000800A6419334000000000000000000000000140000004D4554412D494E462F4D414E49464553542E4D46858F3D0BC23014456703F90F01170B266
2 dsn.jar 2 E86A8F26B3D4982B3A3127AFEDF45E51B06E5E3B9375FEDF19DCB5464FD6151A2583C135098AD10E1A9DA98BFF60B69871DC90C619CB8A4BD13CBE56A736D88944A3B0F1443EE9E8D9ACC2D66514A68B4E230C1D2ED70A7D0A136B8B69229E4D470BC54C99ADE8709184DC66C5E764794A6658381D159CA3293B331F2D53E9B
3 dsn.jar 3 75BCE6C88334E5E173D055EC3D492C2765EB89785CCA756C0B45AEBA2135975912E1D8B2BF5D14075E67C95DC036BC41DB6F22828BBCFD2E0E578AE5051A700B4B4D86BF4037F31BBE896E1685B5846E298AAF89456FE43A7A98CD5ECFBE457488A99EDD55D2731ED5E31A7FE7D6BF966D0FD12AF8366DC2DB68E58B7323DF8
4 dsn.jar 4 FEECA515578654EC529CC3ADB0B985F088F433187BE9B10E923F07F46FFBBA9857BE91F90B504B0708A366CF5960020000B1040000504B03041400080008009B41933400000000000000000000000026000000636F6D2F73756E2F6D61696C2F64736E2F4D756C7469706172745265706F72742E636C617373AD5769705B571
5 dsn.jar 5 8286A5D14CDE3986F7CAE58CF75C3A95F096B6A850ED095050C570623B957B68A94DF6DEBDFF8D314BD1BBB914AB19F7DC54E082A571A1161A89A793D5B9EFE6614225C3099521A898D54565791D38B554A184E58164B66C558489B9F3DC8F9B44F0591F8C56375C0DF3C93085FAF9F2437217CF33CBC38B946219A98591B8E
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http://www.apentia-forum.de/viewtopic.php?t=1962&sid=9ac1506bdb153c14edaf891300bfde25
Hope if answers to your question.
Regards
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import java.io.* is at the top of the .java file. It is a part of a definition of a new class. fileVideo is a String variable containing file name of a text file.
Exactly the same .java source file compiles on a Windows 98 based machine, but not on a Windows 2000 Professional. I use version 1.1.6 as it is required by my current course.
Can anybody suggest any resoultion for this problem, please?
Thanks in advance

Branko,
Wow, my ID still works. Amazing, I haven't visited for years.
Ged Byrne writes:
Branko,
This is a realy puzzler. My only guess is that you have a namespace
conflict. The error message states:
Can't convert File Reader to java.io.Reader
It seems that there is another class called FileReader that is clashing
with the on in java.io.
Have you inadvertantly named something FileReader yourself?
Perhaps your classpath is including something that contains a FileReader.
Try declaring file as java.io.FileReader rather than just FileReader.
I'm clutching at straws.
Ged.

Can't convert int to java.lang.Object

When I deploy my customer Bean, the following error occures, I think the main problem is Can't convert int to java.lang.Object, does anyone facing the same problem with me?
<pre>C:\j2sdkee1.3\repository\home\gnrtrTMP\CustomerApp\CustomerBean_RemoteHomeImpl.j
ava:27: Incompatible type for declaration. Can't convert int to java.lang.Object
java.lang.Object primaryKey = ejb.ejbCreate(param0, param1, para
m2);
^
C:\j2sdkee1.3\repository\home\gnrtrTMP\CustomerApp\CustomerBean_RemoteHomeImpl.j
ava:57: Incompatible type for =. Can't convert int to java.lang.Object.
primaryKeys = ejb.ejbFindByPrimaryKey( param0);
^</pre>
I really need your help!!!

you can only convert one object type to another. Integer is an object int isnt. You might want to convert int to Integer and then go ahead.
see if it works.

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