> >Hi all,
> >does anybody have some experience with this kind of thing?
> >I'm supposed to do some program that can export and import messages
> to/from SWIFT system. Any help appreciated.
> >
> >TIA
> > Dezider
Hi Tina,
thanx for the reply.
Actually I work at the bank, and I'm gonna be kind of supervisor of this
thing, so I have access to these things.Problem is that I also am supposed
to write an app that will be stand-alone and will be able so send and
receive messages to&fro swift. And that's where I'd apreciate help. Like
what to take care of, what to be aware of etc. Ireally don't want to write
900 procedures to take care of all those different types of messages, so
anything helpufll would be great.
>
> SWIFT, for the uninitiated, is an antiquated international banking wire
> system. It is still used extensively because of its abil "tested"
> (encrypted) messages.
it works with X.25 prot.
>
> (BTW, I once saw Jerry Falwell on TV declaring that SWIFT was mentioned
in
> Revelations as a sign of the Apocolypse. I am not making that up.)
I've heard the same thing when credit cards came up.... :-)
>
> Find the mainframe guru in your outfit who can give you the file formats;
> it is very simple, but not at all intuitive. If you can't find him, see
if
> you can find any friends at the big multinationals (European, especially)
> you can find a source. This is an old system.
>
Dezider
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