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If your local non-EBCDIC system displays gibberish, that may be fine. How do you ftp to that mainframe? Do you use binary? If not, why not? -W On 30/12/2013, a kusa <akusa8@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Sorry, missed Michael Kay's response. > > I am using saxon 9 as the processor for transformation. > > And like I said before I cannot set output encoding to ebcdic for the > whole document. Is there any other way to do it? > > > > On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 12:52 PM, a kusa <akusa8@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hi Michael: >> >> Thanks for your quick response. I did mention that I tried utf-8 and >> iso-8859-1 encoding. I cannot set the whole encoding to EBCDIC since >> that will change all the other text to gibberish. >> >> >> >> On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 12:04 PM, Michael Sokolov >> <msokolov@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> Sorry for stating the obvious, but you didn't say what output encoding >>> you >>> have. Have you tried >>> >>> <xsl:output method="text" encoding="ebcdic" /> >>> >>> >>> ? >>> >>> -Mike >>> >>> >>> On 12/30/2013 09:50 AM, a kusa wrote: >>>> >>>> Hello: >>>> >>>> I have an issue with representing EBCDIC code 37 in XSLT. I am >>>> converting an XML file to a flat file and ftping from unix to >>>> mainframe. I am not sure where to start debugging this issue. Here is >>>> the issue: >>>> >>>> I have latin-1 special characters like the plusminus sign, the >>>> registered trademark, fraction one half that I need to convert to >>>> EBCDIC code 37 values. I am using xslt 2.0. So I have an output >>>> character map defined for these special characters. So I have: >>>> >>>> <xsl:output-character character="." string="¯"/> >>>> >>>> As you can see from my example, I have tried the exact EBCDIC value. >>>> When this converts into a text file which is what I am doing, I get >>>> this strange gibberish character in the output -.. >>>> >>>> >>>> But when I view it on the mainframe server, it is converted to a >>>> period(.) >>>> >>>> I have tried using encoding in utf-8 and iso-8859-1. Nothing works. >>>> >>>> Is there anything I can do in XSLT 2.0 to convert these characters >>>> into the right format that mainframe accepts? >>>> >>>> Any tips? >>>> >>>> Thanks.
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