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Binary Data Client Actions
Nikhil Gaur
Created on 22 April 2020
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Binary Data Client Actions
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1.0.4
(Compatible with
OutSystems 11
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Uploaded on
11 December 2020
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2021-05-29
in version 1.0.4
Only downside is that i get an exception in the binarytobase64 when the binary is null.
Best would be to return empty string, since this is a function.
But thank you alot for this nice client functionality. everyone should have this in their standard library.
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2020-07-27
in version 1.0.3
@Elize,
I agree each Forge document should have a good documentation page, but what you asked for is documented, maybe after your comment, I don't know. The actions are pretty self-explainable. Furthermore there is a demo application available that demonstrates the usage of the component.
I don't think I could develop these actions myself as fast as figuring out how to use them, but if you can, then kudos to you. I used this component without any problem and no need to decipher any of it.
FYI: The UploadId is the id the upload widget which has the files selected
Kind regards,
Daniel
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2020-07-10
in version 1.0.1
No instruction show to use this. To use the GetFileContentType the input is "UploadId". What is UploadId and where to get it? No comments or descriptions in code so looking at the code also does not help, will have to decipher the code itself to see what it does to know how to use it, can write something myself in the meantime.....
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