Please help me change content type about jpasskit HOT 10 CLOSED

That has nothing to do with the file itself but with the webserver that serves it.

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Hi drallgood,
Thanks for quick reply.
I'm using Eclipse and coding portlet with Liferay open source. I have tried many way to write file from byte[], but the content type always is "application/octet-stream".
Do you have any example or demo source to write file with content type "appication/vnd.apple.pkpass" in java?
Thanks again!

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I am not familiar with portlet programming, but using "portlet set content
type" as keywords, one of google search results provide me with this:

public void serveResource(
ResourceRequest req, ResourceResponse res)

res.setContentType("application/pdf");

The whole long post is here:

http://www.liferay.com/community/wiki/-/wiki/Main/Generate+PDF+File+in+Portlet

On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 11:17 AM, hnthuan [email protected] wrote:

Hi drallgood,
Thanks for quick reply.
I'm using Eclipse and coding portlet with Liferay open source. I have
tried many way to write file from byte[], but the content type always is
"application/octet-stream".
Do you have any example or demo source to write file with content type
"appication/vnd.apple.pkpass" in java?
Thanks again!

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You are using liferay? My condolences ;)

The code looks okay to me.
The one thing you should make sure, is that you are also sending the .pkpass file extension (not .pkpass.zip or something like that). iOS seems to need the extension to determine the App to use (rather than the content-type)

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Thanks all for reply!
This is my mistake :)
The problem is not from content type, just because of the number of parameters passing to PKPass object.

@drallgood: There is one problem with Barcode when creating pkpass file .
When I call function "setMessageEncoding( Charset.forName( "utf-8" ) )",I receive a string {"register":"true"} in pass.json file , so PassBook can't read pkpass file .
I fix this by editing your code, replying Charset by String, rebuilding project and creating new pkpass file that PassBook read successfully.
I'm not sure the message which will be encode to UTF-8, so I hope you can check this bug for everyone can use your code easier.

Thanks for great project!

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Let me check that. I'll create a new issue for it and close this one, if that's okay for you?

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hmm.. It's not happening here... Is it possible to get a full code example?

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Okay, you can close this issue :)

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This is my code:

• package de.brendamour.jpasskit:

public class PKBarcode implements IPKValidateable {
...
//    private Charset messageEncoding;
    private String messageEncoding;

//    public Charset getMessageEncoding() {
//        return messageEncoding;
//    }
//
//    public void setMessageEncoding(final Charset messageEncoding) {
//        this.messageEncoding = messageEncoding;
//    }

    public String getMessageEncoding() {
        return messageEncoding;
    }

    public void setMessageEncoding(String messageEncoding) {
        this.messageEncoding = messageEncoding;
    }
...
}

• package de.brendamour.jpasskit;

public class PKBarcodeTest {
...
//    private static final Charset CHARSET = Charset.forName("UTF-8");
    private static final String CHARSET = "UTF-8";
...
}

That's all. Hope this help.

edited by drallgood: Just formatting stuff

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No, sorry. I meant, whether you could sent my the actual code you were using to create the pass and maybe the generated pass.json.

I'm not seeing this issue, but maybe there is something else happening.

Also: Let's use issue #6 for this.

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