How to enter Compress PDF file as attachments in ms dynamics crm 2011?










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I am working for a client, and the client has a requirement to upload 6MB files in MS Dynamics CRM. Client having .pdf, .csv file to upload in Dynamics CRM. Now if we can compress these files before uploading to Dynamics CRM that will work fine.
I am trying to fix the requirement by using below code.
This is working and compressing file but when we are downloading the attachment at that moment we are able to see the message as pop up




We cannot open this file xxx.pdf file, because we found a problem
with its content.







 if (entity.Attributes.Contains("documentbody"))
entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString()
.Contains(".docx")))

tracingService.Trace(entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString());
byte compress = CompressZip(Uncompressedtext);
string compressedData = Convert.ToBase64String(compress);
entity.Attributes["documentbody"] = compressedData;






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  • Hi I am using below given code but not getting attachment file in correct format.

    – anand prakash shukla
    Nov 13 '18 at 4:55















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I am working for a client, and the client has a requirement to upload 6MB files in MS Dynamics CRM. Client having .pdf, .csv file to upload in Dynamics CRM. Now if we can compress these files before uploading to Dynamics CRM that will work fine.
I am trying to fix the requirement by using below code.
This is working and compressing file but when we are downloading the attachment at that moment we are able to see the message as pop up




We cannot open this file xxx.pdf file, because we found a problem
with its content.







 if (entity.Attributes.Contains("documentbody"))
entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString()
.Contains(".docx")))

tracingService.Trace(entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString());
byte compress = CompressZip(Uncompressedtext);
string compressedData = Convert.ToBase64String(compress);
entity.Attributes["documentbody"] = compressedData;






Thanks










share|improve this question
























  • Hi I am using below given code but not getting attachment file in correct format.

    – anand prakash shukla
    Nov 13 '18 at 4:55













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I am working for a client, and the client has a requirement to upload 6MB files in MS Dynamics CRM. Client having .pdf, .csv file to upload in Dynamics CRM. Now if we can compress these files before uploading to Dynamics CRM that will work fine.
I am trying to fix the requirement by using below code.
This is working and compressing file but when we are downloading the attachment at that moment we are able to see the message as pop up




We cannot open this file xxx.pdf file, because we found a problem
with its content.







 if (entity.Attributes.Contains("documentbody"))
entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString()
.Contains(".docx")))

tracingService.Trace(entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString());
byte compress = CompressZip(Uncompressedtext);
string compressedData = Convert.ToBase64String(compress);
entity.Attributes["documentbody"] = compressedData;






Thanks










share|improve this question
















I am working for a client, and the client has a requirement to upload 6MB files in MS Dynamics CRM. Client having .pdf, .csv file to upload in Dynamics CRM. Now if we can compress these files before uploading to Dynamics CRM that will work fine.
I am trying to fix the requirement by using below code.
This is working and compressing file but when we are downloading the attachment at that moment we are able to see the message as pop up




We cannot open this file xxx.pdf file, because we found a problem
with its content.







 if (entity.Attributes.Contains("documentbody"))
entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString()
.Contains(".docx")))

tracingService.Trace(entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString());
byte compress = CompressZip(Uncompressedtext);
string compressedData = Convert.ToBase64String(compress);
entity.Attributes["documentbody"] = compressedData;






Thanks






 if (entity.Attributes.Contains("documentbody"))
entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString()
.Contains(".docx")))

tracingService.Trace(entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString());
byte compress = CompressZip(Uncompressedtext);
string compressedData = Convert.ToBase64String(compress);
entity.Attributes["documentbody"] = compressedData;






 if (entity.Attributes.Contains("documentbody"))
entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString()
.Contains(".docx")))

tracingService.Trace(entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString());
byte compress = CompressZip(Uncompressedtext);
string compressedData = Convert.ToBase64String(compress);
entity.Attributes["documentbody"] = compressedData;







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  • Hi I am using below given code but not getting attachment file in correct format.

    – anand prakash shukla
    Nov 13 '18 at 4:55

















  • Hi I am using below given code but not getting attachment file in correct format.

    – anand prakash shukla
    Nov 13 '18 at 4:55
















Hi I am using below given code but not getting attachment file in correct format.

– anand prakash shukla
Nov 13 '18 at 4:55





Hi I am using below given code but not getting attachment file in correct format.

– anand prakash shukla
Nov 13 '18 at 4:55












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Since you are changing the file type from a PDF to a ZIP, you'll need to update the filename and the mimetype of the attachment as well. Something like this:



entity.Attributes["filename"] = entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString().Replace(".pdf", ".zip");
entity.Attributes["mimetype"] = "application/zip";


Now when the user clicks the attachment, they should be prompted to download a ZIP file that contains the PDF file.






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    Since you are changing the file type from a PDF to a ZIP, you'll need to update the filename and the mimetype of the attachment as well. Something like this:



    entity.Attributes["filename"] = entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString().Replace(".pdf", ".zip");
    entity.Attributes["mimetype"] = "application/zip";


    Now when the user clicks the attachment, they should be prompted to download a ZIP file that contains the PDF file.






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      Since you are changing the file type from a PDF to a ZIP, you'll need to update the filename and the mimetype of the attachment as well. Something like this:



      entity.Attributes["filename"] = entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString().Replace(".pdf", ".zip");
      entity.Attributes["mimetype"] = "application/zip";


      Now when the user clicks the attachment, they should be prompted to download a ZIP file that contains the PDF file.






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        Since you are changing the file type from a PDF to a ZIP, you'll need to update the filename and the mimetype of the attachment as well. Something like this:



        entity.Attributes["filename"] = entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString().Replace(".pdf", ".zip");
        entity.Attributes["mimetype"] = "application/zip";


        Now when the user clicks the attachment, they should be prompted to download a ZIP file that contains the PDF file.






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        Since you are changing the file type from a PDF to a ZIP, you'll need to update the filename and the mimetype of the attachment as well. Something like this:



        entity.Attributes["filename"] = entity.Attributes["filename"].ToString().Replace(".pdf", ".zip");
        entity.Attributes["mimetype"] = "application/zip";


        Now when the user clicks the attachment, they should be prompted to download a ZIP file that contains the PDF file.







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