Is it possible to convert JPG to BMP within SAP ?

Hi SAP Friends,
We would like to know if it possible to convert JPG to BMP within SAP ? Our users upload jpg file in custom Z transaction and we store that JPG file in Custom Cluster table. Now, we need to get this JPG file, convert it into BMP and store it in SE78. You may ask, why dont we ask users to upload directly in SE78 ?  Our Custom Z transaction does other things, so we cannot ask users to use SE78 and also they get jpg files and not BMP files. So, we need to do conversion internally.
Any ideas ?
Niranjan

Hi Niranjan,
Unfortunately we cannot.
Regards
Aneesh.

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