On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 2:03 PM, Jeff Chastain wrote:
>
> Pete,
>
> This does have me an ASCII string of the contents of the byte array.
> After a lot of string parsing, I can get the SOAP envelope out and
> convert it to XML. However, the binary images that are also included
> here are apparen
> the binary images that are also included
> here are apparently encoded some how
Could they be bas64 encoded? What does the wsdl say about the format of the
response elements?
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Pete,
This does have me an ASCII string of the contents of the byte array.
After a lot of string parsing, I can get the SOAP envelope out and
convert it to XML. However, the binary images that are also included
here are apparently encoded some how and I have yet to be able to use
any form
This should give you the cfhttp response as a string, when you get
back a byte array:
cfhttp.filecontent.toString("UTF-8")
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Dave,
Per my message earlier this week
(http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/cf-talk/message.cfm/messageid:336189),
when I try > I am working with a SOAP web service in CF 8.0.1 and the filecontent
>> attribute of the cfhttp response is a java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream. If
>> I use the toString
> I am working with a SOAP web service in CF 8.0.1 and the filecontent
> attribute of the cfhttp response is a java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream. If
> I use the toString() method to convert this to text, I can see the XML
> response data plus the binary image strings that I was expecting. The
> pro
I am working with a SOAP web service in CF 8.0.1 and the filecontent
attribute of the cfhttp response is a java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream. If
I use the toString() method to convert this to text, I can see the XML
response data plus the binary image strings that I was expecting. The
problem
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