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I am using eXchange in JavaCAPS 5.1.3 on Solaris 10 trying to code an interface to convert an XML PO from our ERP system into the X12 format. To leverage the LDAP ePM functionality within eXchange for the ISA and GS segments, I am only coding from ST to SE and letting eXchange wrap the message with the document header and trailer. The de facto element separator is the “*” character, however, within ePM I have changed it to a “^”. When I am inserting values into the MSG segment, I get the following line from our logs:
MSG*COVER,CONNECTOR,SERVEN, 5/8 " OD SLEEVES 2"" LONG OR LESS **;COVER,CONNECTOR,SERVEN, 5/8" OD,SLEEVES 2" LONG OR LESS~
As you can see, there is a few extra segments. eXchange should convert the line above into this when it grabs the TP information from ePM:
MSG^COVER,CONNECTOR,SERVEN, 5/8 ” OD SLEEVES 2"" LONG OR LESS **;COVER,CONNECTOR,SERVEN, 5/8" OD,SLEEVES 2"" LONG OR LESS~
But I am getting an invalid segment size due to this bad conversion. For now, I am doing a replaceAll on the “*” character to change it to “-+” until I can get this figured out.
MSG^COVER,CONNECTOR,SERVEN, 5/8 ” OD SLEEVES 2"" LONG OR LESS--;COVER,CONNECTOR,SERVEN, 5/8" OD,SLEEVES 2"" LONG OR LESS~
Outside of writing the document envelope functionality within the interface that preps eXchange, does anyone know how to get around this? The end user is cautious about using any other characters due to their significance on being a common character for parsing by our trading partners.
Regards,
John

Sorry to break many people's hearts:
My apple retail store actually had confirmed that last night when you did a reservation, the systems actually sent out false reservation confirmations to people.
I asked them to check my reservation to make sure that I appeared on the list, and I was not.
If you received an email confirmation that doesn't list your current plan that you selected and/or a reservation ID or other good stuff like that and it only lists the model you've chosen on the website, then you've been faulted and you don't have your reservation secure unfortunately.
Thanks to the glitches at apple.com last night and today I'm pretty much really upset being told that I will get a phone pre-authorization/reservation and then having to go to the store being told that I don't have a reservation anymore.
Lame? I know.

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