WHAT SUPPOSE IF YOU RECEIVE A FILE WHICH IS 10 GB IN JCAPS?
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Answer / krisss
I guess Jcaps reads that data in binary format using data
chunking methods and load into JVM for JCD
transformations. I am not sure .
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Answer / mmoitra
It will depend upon what type of file it is. If it is a text
file then the inbound JCD should be designed in such way that
it reads one line after the other and unmarshalls the data via
an OTD throgh a loop as it goes
If it is a XML file then the JCD should read through the XML
doc record by record and follow the process as mentioned
above.
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