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ISO 8583:How to Convert Java's Mesg into this Format.

 
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Hi Objects,

I am looking for help for understanding how to convert a message into ISO 8583 format in Java Servlet.

Please help...
I got the idea of what is ISO 8583 message format.
But not able to do conversion of String message into iso format.

Thank you.
Information Technologist

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I think its just a message format.Nothing to do with java servlets.
You can have code (I am not aware of any api for this) to make message unit of this format and then use servlets ,if looking of HTTP as transport for these messages.
 
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We are going to use HTTP Post for sending the message in ISO format and upon recieving response,again need to convert message from iso format to local message.

Thank you.
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As I have said that I have no much idea about ISO 8583 message format.But if you do not find any api for doing this then you might come up with some utility for this conversion after studying the message format and use it.
 
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Hi Objects,

I am looking for help for understanding how to convert a message into ISO 8583 format in Java Servlet.

Please help...
I got the idea of what is ISO 8583 message format.
But not able to do conversion of String message into iso format.

Thank you.
Information Technologist

Hi the 8583 message is the Authorisation and clearing message. You need to know which field from those messages you try to extract. For you to do that you need to have the exact bitmap of the message.

Dunno if that helps but let me know if you need anything further.
 
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There seem to be a number of libraries available. Google is your friend.
 
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YOu can try JPOS API, which will help you in creating ISO 8583 messages.
 
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I hadn't noticed this posting . . . Thank you, Mohammed, for the reply, but after a year and a month it might be a little out of date.

Have a look at our dreadfully-named FAQ.
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