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<p>I am trying to create a <a href="https://developers.google.com/apps-script/class_urlfetchapp" rel="nofollow">UrlFetchApp()</a> payload from multiple documents for a <a href="http://www.interfax.net/en/dev/rest/reference/2918" rel="nofollow">third-party service</a>. If I follow their example for multiple inline documents, the UrlFetchApp() payload should contain both binary (for each file) and text (to separate the two pieces of content). How to I supply this mixed content to the payload advanced argument?</p> <p>I have successfully done binary only using .getBytes() on a blob as follows:</p> <pre><code>function testfax() { var faxnum = '12125551234'; var url = 'https://rest.interfax.net/outbound/faxes?faxNumber=+'+faxnum; Logger.log('url='+url) Logger.log(" ") var varAuthString = AuthString(); //user function to create HTTP simple authorization header //Logger.log(varAuthString) //Logger.log(" ") var accept = "application/xml"; var meth = 'POST'; var payloadBlob = testDocBlob("For-Testing-Fax"); //user function returns GAS blob mime type "application/pdf" var payload = []; payload = payloadBlob.getBytes(); Logger.log(payload.length) var contentType = "application/pdf" var ContentLen = 0; var headers = { "Accept": accept , "Authorization": "Basic " + varAuthString } //Logger.log("headers= ") //Logger.log(headers) //Logger.log(" ") var options = { "method" : meth, "headers" : headers, "contentType":contentType, "contentLength": ContentLen, "payload" : payload }; //Logger.log("options= ") //Logger.log(options) //Logger.log(" ") var r = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url,options); Logger.log(r.getResponseCode()); Logger.log(r.getContentText()); Logger.log(r.getHeaders()); } </code></pre>
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