TCP/IP Server Socket using Java Proxy (Sender) ?

Hi,
I have requirement to listen certain port for third party POS system using TCP/IP Socket. Since there is no standard SAP TCP/IP Socket Adapter. I am planning to develop using Sender Java Proxy.
Please advise whether this approach is workable ? or is there any related blog / forum discuss about Socket Server.
This blog is only for socket client /people/saravanakumar.kuppusamy2/blog/2005/12/15/socket-integration-with-xi
Thank You and Best Regards
Fernand

When you want to have minimal effort, you can create a standalone Java program which listens on a port and transforms the incoming tcp/ip stream to an HTTP message, which you can send to SAP PI.
With more effort you can create an TCP/IP adapter by your own, according to JCA architecture.
A sender Java proxy does not have any runnable code itself, so the problem to create a listened is not solved.

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Regards,
Ashish Vashisht

Store&read chinese characters in MS SQL server 2000 using Java

Hi,
I have a problem to store Chinese characters in MS SQL Server 2000, storing question marks(??????) instead of Chinese characters
I am using JSF framework, SUN APPLICATION Server 9.1 , MS SQL Server 2000 server and Microsoft data source driver class (com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDataSource) to connect db.
I have one solution:
IN JSP:
<%@page contentType="text/html"%>
<%@page pageEncoding="UTF-8"%>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
and
In database column type should nvarchar in place of varchar
while inserting or updating the same need to add N prefix with the value like insert into client(Name, Id .) values (N+)
the above is working fine but the problem is here i have already defined database with 100s of tables I cant change database tables as well as queries
Thanks,
Sathi

I don't know any betterer option, than to copy the database tabels redefining the Chinese data fields as nvarchar.
To be frank I had also problems writing to a html file Chinese text stored in MS SQLServer 2000 nvarchar fields.
The following worked:'
 public String getEncodedData(ResultSet resultSet, int columnIndex, String charset)
 throws SQLException
 //final String methodName = "getEncodedData";
 InputStream binaryStream =resultSet.getBinaryStream(columnIndex);
 String readStringFromStream=readStringFromStream(binaryStream, charset);//UTF_16LE);
 return readStringFromStream;
 public String readStringFromStream(InputStream inputStream, String charset) {
 final String methodName = "readStringFromStream";
 StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
 try {
 int ch;
 InputStreamReader isr = new InputStreamReader(inputStream, charset);
 Reader in = new BufferedReader(isr);
 while ((ch = in.read()) > -1) {
 buffer.append((char)ch);
 in.close();
 return buffer.toString();
 } catch (IOException exception) {
 Log.printError(this,methodName, exception);
 return null;
 }And writing it to file:
 public void writeEncodedStringToFile(String text, String filePath, String charset, boolean append){
 final String methodName = "writeEncodedStringToFile";
 OutputStreamWriter writer= null;
 try {
 FileOutputStream fileOutputStream = new FileOutputStream(filePath, append);
 writer = new OutputStreamWriter(fileOutputStream, charset);
 writer.write(text);
 } catch (IOException exception) {
 Log.printError(this,methodName, exception);
 }finally{
 try {
 writer.close();
 } catch (IOException exception) {
 Log.printError(this,methodName, exception);
 }Edited by: astlanda on Feb 10, 2009 11:13 PM
Edited by: astlanda on Feb 10, 2009 11:21 PM

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