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~Joan Zekvelumarakoi 17.Jan.03 08:45 AM a Web browser ToolkitsAll ReleasesAll Platforms
Hello,
I have the following problem:
I want to extract the <itemdata>-Elements and store them onto harddisk. Base64-decoding works quite fine but results in... what? That's the question and more: What to do with this format to convert it finally to e. g. PDF?
If I am right, the itemdata-contents (type='3' if that matters) are all of the same format, no matter if it contains a DOC, PDF, TIF or whatever filetype. The header of the resulting Base64-decoded file contains the original filename. That's why I assume that this format is only a 'bag', like for example ZIP may be a bag for PDF, DOC, etc.
It would be of much help to know, what this format is called, so I might use it in search-engines to find a decoder and of course it would be of much more help to know, how to decode the file (Java-solution preferred).
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