Equivalent of Cp037 encoding File adapter 11g

Hi,
Can anyone tell me what is the Equivalent of Cp037 encoding in File adapter 11g.In file adapter 10g i could use Cp037 as such.But in 11g file adapter character set i could not find Cp037.
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Need Help-SOA 11g File Adapter unable to delete input file and its crashing

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and then use Outbound File Adapter Write to move the file to a output directory.
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Delete the file and restart server. Contact oracle support if error is not fixable.
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only part i replied on was the part of how to read a file
but i think in your case you could do the next
use the sync file adapter to read in the file during your process
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http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/integration.1111/e10231/adptr_file.htm#CIACICFD
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Like you said.. steps are simple and clearly mentioned in guide.
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2. PARALLEL TO/E288A5                          8161     ∥     ‖
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But I would prefer to add a custome Character set to the file encoding. Has anybody tried this ?

Dear SAP Forum,
Has anybody found a solution for the difference between the JVM (IANA) SJIS and MS SJIS implementation ?
When users enter characters in SAPGUI, the MS SJIS implementation is used, but when the XI file adapter writes SJIS, the JVM SJIS implementation is used, which causes issues for 7 characters:
1. FULLWIDTH TILDE/EFBD9E                 8160     ～     〜
2. PARALLEL TO/E288A5                          8161     ∥     ‖
3. FULLWIDTH HYPHEN-MINUS/EFBC8D     817C     －     −
4. FULLWIDTH CENT SIGN/EFBFA0             8191     ￠     \u00A2
5. FULLWIDTH POUND SIGN/EFBFA1           8192     ￡     \u00A3
6. FULLWIDTH NOT SIGN/EFBFA2              81CA     ￢     \u00AC
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The following line of code can solve the problem (either in an individual mapping or in a module)
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