How to get encoding value in stream

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Using below link i have generated the .txt file.

https://www.feelyconsultants.com/blog/create-and-save-csv-or-text-file-in-d365-finance-and-operations///

Below code will store the stream value.

stream = io.getStream();

Below code will store the encoding value.

System.Text.Encoding encoding = System.Text.Encoding::get_UTF8()

Now from here i am calling BankStatementImportUtils class for generate the URL.

// For create the URLBankStatementImportUtils::sendFileToTempStore

sendFileToTempStore method is passing only stream value and file name, i have to pass encoding value also.

Please let me know how to pass encoding value.

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sendFileToTempStore() doesn't accepting any Encoding object, therefore passing it there is impossible. You'll need to design a different solution.

Why do you want to do such a thing?

If your goal is generating text with a particular encoding, it's too late - the content was already generated and stored in the stream. You can set encoding (as a code page identifier, not an Encoding object) as a parameter of TextStreamIo::constructForWrite(). The method creates an Encoding object from the code page ID (by calling Encoding::GetEncoding()). The default value is 1200 (UTF-16LE); UTF-8 is 65001.

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Hi Martin

Is below code correct?

io = TextStreamIo::constructForWrite(Encoding::GetEncoding(65001));

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No, it's not. You should have try to compile your code and you would have the answer immediately, without having to write down such a question and waiting for my reply. It won't even compile.

As I said, it needs to be "a code page identifier, not an Encoding object", such as 65001. GetEncoding() is called inside constructForWrite().

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Sorry, my mistake.

I need Shift-JIS encoding(932)

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Now I'm not sure about the situation. I explained in another thread that Notepad++ simply tries to guess the encoding if the file doesn't contain any identification of encoding, such as Unicode BOM. But you choose the right encoding manually and check the file contents. And it's marked as the verified answer there.

With this knowledge, do you see any problem with what your code generates?

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