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ASN.1 Input Message Structure

The ASN.1 input is in binary format. The wizard creates a transformation for ASN.1 that includes the

AsnToXml

document processor. The document processor shows the input in an XML representation.

An ASN.1 source usually contains many messages. Each message is a data structure that conforms to the protocol specification. The source can contain separator strings between the messages, and there can be a header string before the first message.

The data is in a binary format. The following example contains data in the BER encoding:

An ASN.1 source contains binary data that is not readable.

The

AsnToXml

document processor converts the data to the ASN.1 XER encoding, which is an XML representation. When the Data Processor transformation wizard creates a transformation for ASN.1, it includes the

AsnToXml

document processor in the transformation.

The following example contains the XML that the

AsnToXml

document processor generates:

<mobileTerminatedCall>
  <basicCallInformation>
    <chargeableSubscriber>
      <simChargeableSubscriber>
        <imsi>45404200</imsi>
        <msisdn>85290469</msisdn>
      </simChargeableSubscriber>
    </chargeableSubscriber>

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