When you say "as text", do you mean the uploaded file was a text file originally? Could you also elaborate on "convert the binary data into text such that I can access it"?
The current 2.5 snapshots support serializing an uploaded file from xs:base64Binary to HTTP, but not yet to a file using the File serializer. This could be added easily though. As far as sending it by SOAP, I need the answer to the first questions above, but in the OXF 2.2 Upload example, this is exactly what is done.
-Erik
Peter Charles wrote:
> Erik, > > Thanks, I was misunderstanding the example. > > I am trying to achieve relatively simple file upload. I need to upload > a file, save it to disk and also pass it (as text) in a soap message to > a webservice. > > I am able to access the binary contents of the file, but have not been > able to write that to disk or access the contents of the file > > Two questions I have are: > > How do I serialize a non-text file to disk? (the file serializer > documentation says that it must take text/html or text/plain content) > > And once I have uploaded a file, (assume it is xml), how can convert the > binary data into text such that I can access it.? > > Thanks for your patience. > > Peter
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