Hi,
I would elasticserach used for indexing text files (PDF, DOC, XML), as well
as their data storage. I used the example given on the web page for saving
the file in base64 using the plugin to store/index in to elasticsearch. It
works .
When I want to get the contents of the file in its original format (eg PDF)
and get base64 string that is not properly structured (one long line). Is
there any way how to get the original file (convert back into origin MIME
type) from elasticsearch?
Hi,
I would elasticserach used for indexing text files (PDF, DOC, XML), as well as their data storage. I used the example given on the web page for saving the file in base64 using the plugin to store/index in to elasticsearch. It works .
When I want to get the contents of the file in its original format (eg PDF) and get base64 string that is not properly structured (one long line). Is there any way how to get the original file (convert back into origin MIME type) from elasticsearch?
Hi,
I would elasticserach used for indexing text files (PDF, DOC, XML), as
well as their data storage. I used the example given on the web page for
saving the file in base64 using the plugin to store/index in to
elasticsearch. It works .
When I want to get the contents of the file in its original format (eg
PDF) and get base64 string that is not properly structured (one long
line). Is there any way how to get the original file (convert back into
origin MIME type) from elasticsearch?
Hi,
I would elasticserach used for indexing text files (PDF, DOC, XML), as well as their data storage. I used the example given on the web page for saving the file in base64 using the plugin to store/index in to elasticsearch. It works .
When I want to get the contents of the file in its original format (eg PDF) and get base64 string that is not properly structured (one long line). Is there any way how to get the original file (convert back into origin MIME type) from elasticsearch?
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