Failed to decode string-encoded binary data using ...
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Failed to decode string-encoded binary data using 'BASE_64' encoding in zatca
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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** The error you're encountering is due to the fact that you're trying to write non-binary data into a binary file. The data must be encoded as base64 strings. From the conversations, it seems that the issue arises when the content type of the response from the API call is not set correctly. If the content type of the response is set correctly, N/https would have encoded the response in base64 in the first place. If you have control over the API, you could ask the API team to provide the response in base64. If not, you might need to manipulate the request to change the content type of the response. For example, if you're trying to save a .jpg file, you should look up the correct content type for a .jpg file and ensure that the API is sending the correct content type. If you're dealing with a raw binary stream, you might want to look into the N/encode module in NetSuite. However, it seems that there might not be a binary option in the encode module, so you might need to use UTF-8 encoding instead. Please note that if the content is not already base64 encoded, it might be too late to attempt to do so, as encoding errors might have already corrupted the file. If you're unable to get the correct content type from the API or encode the response correctly, you might need to get the file using a service outside of NetSuite, then properly get the contents and upload it to NetSuite. Please note that this is based on previous conversations and might not be the exact solution to your problem.
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