Hi! Ihave a problems with ISO-8859-1

we define the communications channel type file with file encoding ISO-8859-1, when the messages see in the sxmb_moni is correct the characters is correct and the sign but when you test the message in the id.
when the messages is send have error with de characters and sign the message have a mistake.
Someone know something have one idea..

I've had the same problems with a File Adapter in my XI. If that is your case you have to change your encoding to the encoding of the XI server. I tried with ISO-8859-15(try with it, you never knows) and it worked. Its funny that the encoding in the CC parametrization its the encoding of the server

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