I want to send my image to php web service. I convert image in bytcode and try to send it to web service but php web service want my image in file formate so please tell me how can I make my image in file formate and send it to php web service.
You need to perform a file upload with multipart data, see Upload files with HTTPWebrequest (multipart/form-data) for a example.
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How to upload files received in the API? Using springboot java and send to a directory via http url, from cpanel for example.
I did it using aplication.properties and saved it in a local directory, but I would like to know how to save it now in a web address that has file management, in the case of cpanel.
You can use java #RequestParam ("files") MultipartFile [] files to receive an array of files
I have uploaded a .png image from Azure bot using AttachmentPrompt and image is stored at http://localhost:52225/v3/attachments/7e46c370-2f09-11eb-8de3-8bfedba8e1e0/views/original. Image is not being stored as a .png, but without any extension. How to access this file ? I need to pass this file to OCR Read endpoint.
If you are about to call this API with the image that stored on your local side, you can just upload binary data of this image to OCR READ API with HTTP request header: Content-Type: application/octet-stream.
Just like below :
Let me know if you need more assistance.
I want to generate a file (PDF, txt, csv, ...) in a parse cloud code function and send it directly as download to the browser without saving it on the server.
Is there a possibility to modify the cloud code response (headers, body)?
Or is there an other way to achieve this?
How can I have the user upload an image, then without sending it to a server give me the base64 version of the image?
I am making a get request via http to my other application. Both apps use Paperclip to manage attachment. How can I achieve to make the target app make a correct response with the attachment? Or any suggestion ?
If you are trying to serve same asset from two different applications. that's a bad idea because it will lead to sync issus & race conditions.
Instead, you should create a image service which runs on images.example.com. Here you will expose an endpoint where images can be uploaded via HTTP POST and download via URL.
Now, get both of your applications to upload & download images from this service.