Flat File Disassembler failes, if the incoming document contains these characters , ie. character above letter u ( Schürmattstrasse 5)

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    • October 27, 2006 at 12:14 PM #16227
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        I have a receive pipeline. Once I receive the file from my thirdparyt, it goes through Receive Pipeline.

        In the pipeline, First it, decrypts the file and then it dissablems the files, using Flat file Disassembler. It's throwing an exception at disassemble stage, since it has some characters like these ( Schürmattstrasse 5) .

        Error message is:

        Flat file disassembler,

        Error trying to parse the incoming document

         

        Anyidea, on how to handle this scneario?

        I appreciate your help.

         

        Thanks,

        Error trying to parse the incoming document

         

        Anyidea, on how to handle this scneario?

        I appreciate your help.

         

        Thanks,

      • October 27, 2006 at 1:33 PM #16231
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          You probably have the wrong encoding when processing the file. Here's a description of how the Flat File disassembler guesses the encoding of the received message and what you can use to signal it to use the right encoding:

          http://www.winterdom.com/weblog/2005/09/08/SelectingTheEncodingUsedWhenParsingFlatFiles.aspx 

          • October 27, 2006 at 2:27 PM #16236
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              Thanks for your post.

              So in my scenario, What Code Page, i need to use for my Schema, UTF-8 or Western-European (1252), Inorder to handle all international characters.

              I appreciate.

              Thanks

              • October 28, 2006 at 7:17 PM #16239
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                  You need to have it matched the encoding the document you're receiving is actually encoded in; it's not about guessing or a predefined value. Some editors can try (and often very successfully do) guess the encoding of the document, like VS. I'd try opening the file in VS and then going to the File -> Advanced Save Options menu item; it will display the encoding being used. Chances are if the document looks OK in VS, then using whatever encoding VS is using will work.

                • October 30, 2006 at 7:59 AM #16251
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                    Thanks for your post.

                    That works now. The incoming flat file is using , 1252 encoding.

                     I changed my schema to codetype -1252.

                     

                    Thanks a lot.

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