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the_bard
16 years agoNew Contributor
I installed the version found here:
http://www.eviware.com/nightly-builds/soapui/3.5/
The attachment with the content type of "application/pdf" is now being saved with the .PDF extension, which does allow a double-click in the attachment window to open the file directly via SoapUI temporarily saving the file. So half of the problem is indeed fixed again in this newer release.
However the attachment with the content type of "text/plain" is now being saved with an extension of ".c++". This seems to cause an additional problem in that SoapUI reports that file "path\tempname.c" not found. It excludes the ++ from the actual temporary file name that it just saved. In version 2.0.2 the content type of "text/plain" was being saved with an extension of ".plain", which of course didn't work either.
Would it be possible for an attachment with a content type of "text/plain" to be saved with a .txt extension?
Or how about some sort of configuration panel where we could specify content types and what file extensions we wanted them saved as?
http://www.eviware.com/nightly-builds/soapui/3.5/
The attachment with the content type of "application/pdf" is now being saved with the .PDF extension, which does allow a double-click in the attachment window to open the file directly via SoapUI temporarily saving the file. So half of the problem is indeed fixed again in this newer release.
However the attachment with the content type of "text/plain" is now being saved with an extension of ".c++". This seems to cause an additional problem in that SoapUI reports that file "path\tempname.c" not found. It excludes the ++ from the actual temporary file name that it just saved. In version 2.0.2 the content type of "text/plain" was being saved with an extension of ".plain", which of course didn't work either.
Would it be possible for an attachment with a content type of "text/plain" to be saved with a .txt extension?
Or how about some sort of configuration panel where we could specify content types and what file extensions we wanted them saved as?