Packed Number Sign Format to Ascii equivalent java program

Hi
I have a requirement to convert the packed Number Sign Format(usually used in MainFrame Platforms) to Ascii equivalent .
please help me out with java code or steps to be done to achieve these task
thank's
habeeb
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