This text can then be read from the interim/stage file and mapped to the final XML file destination. Refer to Oracle documentation for more details on this feature. This feature can also be used with other types that can be sent as raw bytes. When you select this option, you do not need to provide a schema because the payload does not have a pre-defined structure. This feature can be used by selecting the “Raw” option within the invoke Request/Response page when configuring the REST adapter. File contents will be preserved in binary but it requires the processor to understand and determine the specific file type (e.g, from a filename extension).
However, the application/octet-stream MIME type is used for unknown binary files and is in fact the default binary file.
#Octet stream base64 .exe
exe file would indicate a Windows or DOS executable program. docx file would open in Microsoft Word or an. xlsx file would open in Microsoft Excel, a. Usually, the MIME attachment is an application file or document that may be opened in specific applications. What is application/octet-stream MIME attachments?Įffectively, a MIME attachment with the content type “ application/octet-stream” is a binary file. This response type has been supported by the Oracle Integration REST adapter for a couple of years now and is configurable in the trigger request and response allowing the possibility to both invoke REST integrations using binary content and return binary content in a REST response. Response headers: Content-Type = application/octet-streamĪs you can see in the REST response headers above, the content-type of the response is application/octet-stream.
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