Yes - I guess that would work although the system's tendency to try and "fix" the code page when you display IFS files would be an issue. I think if I have no choice but to go that route then I'll use brads approach and simply grab the buffer and look at it in debug.

However - the data is being sent by SoapUI and it is specifically being told to send UTF8 - so I know what is being sent - it is what comes out of Apache I guess that I have to study.

But the really annoying thing is that it was working!


Jon Paris

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On Jun 26, 2017, at 12:05 PM, Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


I tried with Binary/Binary since that appeared to best match my needs.
Any suggestions on what it should be if that is not correct?


If I understand correctly, YAJL is reporting "unsupported content type".
What if you receive from stdin, write to an ASCII text file, then call
yajl_stmf_load_tree() to process the ASCII file, as a test. You could
confirm the content of the stream file.
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