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migrate? there is almost nothing, which remained same. reengenering is the answer, but do not investigate to much, also from ican to caps, you have to do the same.

I like your propose edy6767

yes

at least 20 spaces. Like this, the string is at least 20 characers, you cut out the first 20, and with trim you eliminate the remaining spaces. if the language would be java and your programmer use offical java routins (not own developped stuff) then it would work properly.

in java in would work as you expected, monk is a little bit stange. but like this it would work: trim(substr(catinate(str_to_trunc,' '),1,20))

in which language its programmed? monk or java?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sdk here the definition "SDK". Your link does not point to an SDK but to a library description.

What do you understand under SDK? eGate is an SDK. Ok many many Seebeyond classes are not or only clearly documented. Undocumented features should not be used (Seebeyond internal only). In the Seebeyond editor you should find help about the supported functions, there is also (under the Doc...

because the thread thread824-1208381 is closed, I just make a new one. Its true, that CAPS does not support begin delimiters (as well as ICAN) in user defined otds, but there is an other solution. define as first element a field with a match. this match is exactly the delimiter.

Hi John I understand that you dread the seebeyond support, specially that the support guys waste your time. I never got a bug fixed or any usefull hints. I had a bug (also in the oracle eway), "broken chain". The application server would have to reconnect and perform the jcd again. Of course...

If its true, that the messagetype is different, you would have to specify the correct type in your jcd (text, byte, ,....). But I believe you have an other messagefactory (not Seebeyond). In Cabs you can specify different quemanager factories. But much easier is to specify in the java programm...

I believe you specified the wrong e-way kind. Maybe you saw the the popup menue asking you, whether its an input or output connection. In most cases you need an output connection(this means not that you only may writing to the database. Input connections are used for triggers). I also believe...

The biggest difference between eGate and ICAN is, that ICAN try's not making proprietary Applications, but is executed under an application server (tomcat). CAPS is even better abstracted, the default application server can easaly exchanged eg. with JBoss.