Translating from COBOL copybook format to XML

Hi folks,
A student asked me this question today: Does WLI provide any support for translating
from COBOL copybook format to XML?
The discussion had to do with adapters. I presume that you would have to do this
sort of translation yourself, but I didn't know if something like this were in
the product, somehow.
Also, is there any reference code to an SAP adapter out there that I could take
a look at?
Thanks -
Paul Loefstedt

Hi Paul,
Long time no see. I know BEA's WebLogic Java Adaptor for Mainframe has a utility
to take Cobol copybook and converted to Java Object. Not sure about WLI.
Jim Zhou.
"Paul Loefstedt" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi folks,
A student asked me this question today: Does WLI provide any support
for translating
from COBOL copybook format to XML?
The discussion had to do with adapters. I presume that you would have
to do this
sort of translation yourself, but I didn't know if something like this
were in
the product, somehow.
Also, is there any reference code to an SAP adapter out there that I
could take
a look at?
Thanks -
Paul Loefstedt

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Thanks,
-Vidya

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I have a cobol copybook "xyz.copy" and the corresponding data file 'abc.blank'(EBCDIC format)
I created a datastore with the following details:
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File Format :Fixed
Under Columns tab:
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I want to import a COBOL copybook(.cpy/.copy file) into OSB.
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Dear All,
1.Does the Starter Pack provide data translation from GAAP to IFRS especially when the underlying GL is a non-SAP GL?
2.What are the specific u201CAutomated controls, business rules and calculationsu201D that are performed in the starter kit as stated in the presentation?
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You may find answers to your questions in the paper about "IFRS adoption in consolidated statements with BOFC".[http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/30effe30-6c44-2d10-c48a-fb26102b0bf6]
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Would you need further information, or real-time update on all new IFRS/XBRL assets for SAP BusinessObjects solutions I would recommend you join the following social media:
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Hello;
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Consider for example LDIF to XML
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just directly build a DOM object, thinking in term of father and child nodes, nodes' names and node's value.
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