Convert xsd:double to xsd:decimal

Hi,
I have an incoming field which is xsd:double and I need to convert the field into xsd:decimal
For example:
Incoming field - 5.13964E11
Outgoing field - 513964000.00
Any ideas how to do this ??
Thanks
Colin.

Hi Colin,
you can create a target data type in which you can take outgoing field as string variable.....
then in msg mapping, make a small UDF in JAVA.......take your input field to it....
in UDF, cast the input to double..........then convert it to decimal.....then cast it back to string.......then output this string.......
then take output of UDF to target........so you will get outgoing field in decimal format as string............
Then you can process your target XML in your target system.
Thanks,
Rajeev Gupta
Message was edited by:
RAJEEV GUPTA

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