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I'm trying to call a rest service that expects to receive a multipart/form-data and I am facing some issues with this. After a while searching, I've understood that I had to move the payload to an outbound attachment and set the payload to null. <expression-component><![CDATA[ ds = new org.mule.message.ds.StringDataSource(formdata,'payload','multipart/form-data'); dh = new javax.activation.DataHandler(ds); message.outboundAttachments['payload'] = dh; ]]></expression-component> <set-payload value="#[null]" /> I've also done that, but got the error: I received a content-type error: Message :

I've been using a script to track outbound links for a couple of months now. The script WORKS , but in the report generated by Google Analytics many URLs are having a trailing ":80" (default port number) at their end. Read on for more details. It's maybe important to mention that the website tracking these outbound links has a tremendous amount of outbound traffic (multiply your fantasy by ∞). The script's purpose It tracks ALL outbound links and tag them as "Outbound Links" in Google Analytics. The script is heavily commented and has a few instances of console.log() to help debugging (these

I'm a general 3D artist, switched from my career and started to learn programming. I've got a problem with c106a handout #5. The code works, but I've still got some error log here. Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 4, Size: 4 at java.util.ArrayList.RangeCheck(ArrayList.java:547) at java.util.ArrayList.get(ArrayList.java:322) at UniqueNames.showUnique(UniqueNames.java:23) at UniqueNames.main(UniqueNames.java:39) Why does Arraylist , which can stretch its capacity on its own, still get an OutOfBoundsException ? Here's my full code: import acm.io.*; import acm

I'm using Azure App Services that calls an external API that uses white-listing of IP addresses for defense-in-depth protection. I'm aware I can find my Outbound IP addresses of my App Services under the WebApp -> Settings -> Properties -> Outbound IP addresses (showing a list of 4 comma separated IP addresses) which can be supplied to the external API whitelist. I understand Microsoft publishes a regularly updated list of Azure datacenter's IP addresses for outbound traffic that I can whitelist: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=41653 The issue is the external API can