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I have a file reader\tcp sender channel that where I'm trying to move a .zip file to an outside vendor.
The data types are all set to raw, source and destination data type set to binary, and in tcp sender I'm sending raw data. I get this error: TCP Sender error ERROR MESSAGE: Error receiving response: Start of message byte (<VT>) not detected. First byte received: H There are no transform steps. Any suggestions? Can this be caused by the receiving connection not handling the contents? |
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Isn't this the same question you asked last week? Check my response on the other thread.
https://www.mirthcorp.com/community/...966#post265966 |
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Sorry! Been so busy I totally forgot I asked this question. Your suggestion seemed to work (using basic TCP).
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Well, maybe I spoke too soon. It appears to have sent but the response shows this:
Status: Sent: Message successfully sent. Response: HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request Content-Length: 0 Connection: close What does that indicate? |
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It looks like you should be using an HTTP sender instead of a TCP Sender. Does the remote end have instructions on how to send your requests?
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