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Brilliant, thanks dbritt, it was exactly that ... my FTP from Mainframe to PC needed a NOTRUNC command so as not to lose trailing spaces.
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Brilliant, thanks dbritt, it was exactly that ... my FTP from Mainframe to PC needed a NOTRUNC command so as not to lose trailing spaces.

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This should be a quicky, as it's not a program I'm writing, I just need some information ...<br />
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I work on a Payroll system &amp;&nbsp;we have to return Year End P35 &amp;&nbsp;P14 information to the Inland Revenue. Last year we did this electronically for the first time ... this year, the IR &amp;&nbsp;our software suppliers have made numerous changes, resulting in ...<br />
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... my Payroll Manager just trying to send the files to the Inland Revenue via a dedicated link, but getting an error message (I took this down over a crackly mobile to mobile call so may not be exact regarding spacing &amp;&nbsp;casing !) : <br />
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Java.Lang.STRINGINDEXOUTOF<wbr />BOUNDS: Exception String Index Out Of Range: 9 <br />
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Is this likely to be caused by an error in our data, a possible mis-match in the Java versions being used by us &amp;&nbsp;the Inland Revenue, or is there really no way of knowing and we need to get back to the vendors ?!?!?<br />
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Any help appreciated ...
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This should be a quicky, as it's not a program I'm writing, I just need some information ...

I work on a Payroll system & we have to return Year End P35 & P14 information to the Inland Revenue. Last year we did this electronically for the first time ... this year, the IR & our software suppliers have made numerous changes, resulting in ...

... my Payroll Manager just trying to send the files to the Inland Revenue via a dedicated link, but getting an error message (I took this down over a crackly mobile to mobile call so may not be exact regarding spacing & casing !) : 

Java.Lang.STRINGINDEXOUTOFBOUNDS: Exception String Index Out Of Range: 9 

Is this likely to be caused by an error in our data, a possible mis-match in the Java versions being used by us & the Inland Revenue, or is there really no way of knowing and we need to get back to the vendors ?!?!?

Any help appreciated ...

Getting a Java.Lang.STRINGOUTOFBOUNDS message

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