FM or method that genearate code (numeric or hex) from an input string.

Hi,
as in the subject title exist some FM or method?
Thanks for answers.

Hi,
Check the FM CONVERT_FROM_CHAR_SORT_RFW for this.
Regards,
Vikranth

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"John Hundley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have created an EJB control on a stateless session bean.
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that
takes
no
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through
the
code
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control
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the
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calling
all
of the methods within that .jsp. There they all work fine
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I
am
pretty
sure
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on
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>
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"John Hundley" <[email protected]> wrote:
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every
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to the
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news:[email protected]...
Hi,
I have created an EJB control on a stateless session bean.
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some
reason when
I attempt to call a method on my control that takes any number
of
arguments I
get a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException yet if I call a method
that
takes
no
arguments everything works fine. I used the debugger to walk
through
the
code
and have discovered that every time I call any method on the
control
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create()
method gets called, this is exactly where the error is occurring.It is
almost
like the control is trying to pass my method args to the create()
method
instead
of the method I am calling. I have tested all of the methods
in
the
ejb
by manually
coding everything (getInitialContext ejb.create etc) in a .jsp
and
calling
all
of the methods within that .jsp. There they all work fine
so
I
am
pretty
sure
the control is doing something funky. Any ideas as to what
is
going
on
and how
I can fix it?
Thanks,
John

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