Thanks, I'll listen to your advice and switch to downloading binary asset
content.
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No it is not corrupted, I've uploaded it through Guvnor web console. When I
download it directly through Guvnor UI, I get a valid file.
Also when I reach it through REST API using:
http://{guvnor_url}/rest/packages/{package}/assets/{xls_name}/binary , I
also get a valid file.
The only case when
anchi wrote:
No it is not corrupted, I've uploaded it through Guvnor web console. When I
download it directly through Guvnor UI, I get a valid file.
Also when I reach it through REST API using:
http://{guvnor_url}/rest/packages/{package}/assets/{xls_name}/binary , I
also get a valid file.
Thanks for your reply. Things are clearer now! For some reason I expected
inverse behavior for /binary and /source, but now you've made it clear.
I have tried your advice to open a file returned from REST /source with
Excel. After renaming it (adding a proper file extension), Excel is not able
to
anchi wrote:
Thanks for your reply. Things are clearer now! For some reason I expected
inverse behavior for /binary and /source, but now you've made it clear.
I have tried your advice to open a file returned from REST /source with
Excel. After renaming it (adding a proper file extension),
Hi!
I'm wondering how does Guvnor REST api handle Excel decision tables? I'm
using 5.3.1.Final version.
It seems that when I use url for binary e.g.
/http://{guvnor_url}/rest/packages/package_name/assets/excel_table_name/binary/
, I get a source (.xls) file.
And when I use source url e.g.
