On Sep 26, 10:26 am, vsthansau <
vsthan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A Frame consists of a 2-byte length header and a
> message body. The header
> contains the length of the following message. The high byte of value is
> transmitted first, and the low
> byte of value is transmitted second.
You have a mix of terms here and might be suffering because of a clash
of language/terms between jPOS and the target system...
Which jPOS Channel have you selected to use?
The Channel determines the format of the length bytes.
JPOS deals with the header (which would often follow any length and
preceed the MTI), just mentioning it for now.
Also please share which Packager you are using and check that it
matches the target system field for field - both in terms field
length, content and format.
> Ps: I have set field: 7, 11, 70 but i read logs from host i see field: BITS:
> 3,4,5,11,12,15,19,20,23,27,28,35,36,43,44,51,52,59,60
This indicates to me that the bytes that the target is treating as the
bitmap are not them same or not in the expected format it expects.
You might be sending char hex and it is expecting binary (for
instance).
> I dont understand error when pack iso and send message, please help me to
> fix pack & send iso successfully to host
Are you getting an error on pack, or do you mean just that the
interpretation by the target is in error?
Please start at the top and work through the Channel and Packager
selection and checking and changing if needed.
Please also take care in sharing documentation, although you have
trimmed this out of easy recognition, I suspect it is part of a
copyrighted work and as such should not be shared at all without
permission.
As it is not relevant I will attempt to delete the attachment in case
the owner recognises it and complains (to you).
--
Mark