Since I have no native Android/Java experience (just worked hybrid with ng/ionic on small projects), it just seems like I'm chasing ghosts at this point and the tech guy replies in 3-4 days. I've read about bitmapfactory and thought hey, maybe the output file is encoded in bitmapfactory and then just decoded. I read several answers on SO, and since it was on PALMS i assumed they might be bitmap files but that's honestly just a wild guess. bin saved, went from bin -> bmp online converters and so on. I went to and upon analysis, it seemed like it was a octet/stream tried loading that, failed.īinary file. I tried loading it as a, it obviously didn`t work. Here's an extract of one string(over 30k+ chars)
When opening the document, I get a list of the ID, product name and what seems to be a base64 string. Encode each line separately (useful for when you have multiple entries). Follow the same steps as before to create a script and run the program. The next program we write will read a file that contains Base64 encoded data and output the data as text (ascii) to the console.
octet To encode binaries (like images, documents, etc.) use the file upload form a little further down on this page. Base64 Decode Text Data It turns out going the other direction is not so bad.
OCTET STREAM BASE64 ANDROID
I contacted the technical support from said company and asked if the images are hosted on their server or if I can have csv/generated file with their locations.Īs an answer, they said they don't store it in a db but instead send information to android which I can find in the ImageBytes section. Base64 Encoding of 'octet' Simply enter your data then push the encode button.
OCTET STREAM BASE64 SOFTWARE
A client I'm building a site for needs the product images her field agents have on their palm software (through a third-party software).
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