1-15 Drag and connect the Start Timer to the End Event.įigure 9 Connecting the Start event to the End event.ġ-16 From the menu select Transformation Icon.įigure 10 Adding the Content Modifier to out IFLOW project.ġ-17 Select Content Modifier. 1-2 Select the pencil from the menu on the left-hand side.įigure 2 The pencil will take you to edit.ġ-4 Select Add and pull down and select Integration Flow.įigure 4 It is mandatory to add a unique Name for your IFLOW Project.ġ-7 Click on the IFLOW Project Base64_test to open.įigure 6 Removing the Start and replacing.įigure 7 Adding a Timer to out IFLOW project.ġ-13 Drag and drop the timer on to the IFLOW Project.įigure 8 Selecting the Start Timer event.ġ-14 Select the Start Timers Arrow. 1-1 Login to your Cloud integration tenant. We can also send Base64 data and preserve the encoding with out the concern that the data get converted or even corrupted the Encoding stays the same. We will then encode the payload with base64 and see the out put then we will decode the base 64 to see that our message was delivered in a readable format. In our Content Modifier we will add Plain text an HTML document and email in plain text
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The Following IFLOW show how to send Base 64 Encoding data to the Base 64 Decode in the example we will send a Test Payload encode it with Base 64 capture it with a Groovy script log it and then send it to the Base 64 Decode to decode it and capture it with a Groovy Script.įirst question is what Base 64 it is a group of binary-to-text encoding schemes that represent binary data Base 64 is used in Web as well as E-Mail it also is used from images, PDF files, Zip files as can be encoded.įor a more detailed explanation please see the following Define an Encoder - SAP Help Portal Define a Decoder - SAP Help Portal OverviewĪ walk thru on creating an IFLOW to Encode with Base62 and then perform a Decode of the Base64 payload. To explain how to Encode Base64 and how to decode Base64 in Cloud Integrations IFLOW.
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