IBM Z/Series packed and zone decimal conversion routines in Java. Demo program include with code usage sample.

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  • Hi, could you please tell me why this code is giving not correct output for 154.10 while doing stringtopack. When I send it to mainframe and open it with copybook its showing 254.10. Could you please take a look.
    Reply from ZDecimalJava
    Posted 2022-08-21
    send me your code and input that produces this error. I will try to reproduce.
  • Thank you for the code, though I don't actually write anything any Java current. But it did port over to C# fairly easily. I needed it for a project at work, but I've made the library available on SourceForge under the same license. ZDecimal (C#) project name: zdecimalcsharp
  • Zdecimal works good.
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • Helpful utility but some of the class methods need to be fixed, Some of them modify the parameter passed Example : ZoneDec .zoneToLong(byte[] bytearray) This method modifies the byte array. It converts a negative number to a positive number For a negative number calling it twice with the same byte array gives different result.
    Reply from ZDecimalJava
    Posted 2022-08-21
    This has been corrected in the current version.
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Java

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2006-09-05