JDBC Reciever Encoding

Hi
my scenario is FILE -> XI -> JDBC
Im using content conversion to convert the file from flat to xml
the encoding is UTF-8 , I want to change it to ISO-8859-8
because the hebrew letters is changed to question marks
any ideas?
thx,Shai

Hey
have a look at the following.
Urgent : Change Encoding type?
Re: Change encoding from utf-8 to iso-8859-1 in JMS receiver!
u have to use XSLT mapping to change the encoding
Or if u just want to read the Hebrew characters then i guess the better idea would be use Text as File Type and ISO-8859-1 as encoding in sender communication channel
thanx
ahmad
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Ahmad

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