Byte array to string transformer
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This transformer converts a byte array to a string. It allows specifying the MIME type like text/plain or application/json for the output. To use it, place the Byte Array to String transformer where transformation is needed from a byte array to string.
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Byte array to string transformer
- 1. Byte Array to String Transformer - By Rahul Kumar
- 2. Byte Array to String Transformer Converts a byte array to string Can Specify from the drop-down list the MIME type used for output, such as text/plain or application/json.
- 3. Usage Place Byte Array to String transformer from the place where you want to use transformation.
- 4. Thank You