Azure IoT Hub Client - How to upload files in application/json format











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I have Azure IoT Hub Python. Trying to upload the files through this routine



def iothub_file_upload_sample_run():
try:
print ( "IoT Hub file upload sample, press Ctrl-C to exit" )
client = IoTHubClient(CONNECTION_STRING, PROTOCOL)

f = open(PATHTOFILE, "r")
content = f.read()

client.upload_blob_async(FILENAME, content, len(content), blob_upload_conf_callback)

print ( "" )
print ( "File upload initiated..." )


This works fine but the files content types are "application/octet-stream"



I went to some posts and tried by adding "client.set_options('auto_url_encode_decode', True)" as below



def iothub_file_upload_sample_run():
try:
print ( "IoT Hub file upload sample, press Ctrl-C to exit" )

client = IoTHubClient(CONNECTION_STRING, PROTOCOL)
client.set_options('auto_url_encode_decode', True)

f = open(PATHTOFILE, "r")
content = f.read()

client.upload_blob_async(FILENAME, content, len(content), blob_upload_conf_callback)

print ( "" )
print ( "File upload initiated..." )


But the response message is
File:C:Releaseiot-sdks-
internalsreleasepythonautomationaziotsdk_pytoolssrccc-
utilityadaptershttpapi_winhttp.c Func:HTTPAPI_CloneOption Line:1046
unknown option auto_url_encode_decode


unknown option auto_url_encode_decode and Protocol is HTTP



Not sure if this is limitation of Azure IoT Hub Python to default send Application/octet-stream



Any pointers would be appreciated










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    I have Azure IoT Hub Python. Trying to upload the files through this routine



    def iothub_file_upload_sample_run():
    try:
    print ( "IoT Hub file upload sample, press Ctrl-C to exit" )
    client = IoTHubClient(CONNECTION_STRING, PROTOCOL)

    f = open(PATHTOFILE, "r")
    content = f.read()

    client.upload_blob_async(FILENAME, content, len(content), blob_upload_conf_callback)

    print ( "" )
    print ( "File upload initiated..." )


    This works fine but the files content types are "application/octet-stream"



    I went to some posts and tried by adding "client.set_options('auto_url_encode_decode', True)" as below



    def iothub_file_upload_sample_run():
    try:
    print ( "IoT Hub file upload sample, press Ctrl-C to exit" )

    client = IoTHubClient(CONNECTION_STRING, PROTOCOL)
    client.set_options('auto_url_encode_decode', True)

    f = open(PATHTOFILE, "r")
    content = f.read()

    client.upload_blob_async(FILENAME, content, len(content), blob_upload_conf_callback)

    print ( "" )
    print ( "File upload initiated..." )


    But the response message is
    File:C:Releaseiot-sdks-
    internalsreleasepythonautomationaziotsdk_pytoolssrccc-
    utilityadaptershttpapi_winhttp.c Func:HTTPAPI_CloneOption Line:1046
    unknown option auto_url_encode_decode


    unknown option auto_url_encode_decode and Protocol is HTTP



    Not sure if this is limitation of Azure IoT Hub Python to default send Application/octet-stream



    Any pointers would be appreciated










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      I have Azure IoT Hub Python. Trying to upload the files through this routine



      def iothub_file_upload_sample_run():
      try:
      print ( "IoT Hub file upload sample, press Ctrl-C to exit" )
      client = IoTHubClient(CONNECTION_STRING, PROTOCOL)

      f = open(PATHTOFILE, "r")
      content = f.read()

      client.upload_blob_async(FILENAME, content, len(content), blob_upload_conf_callback)

      print ( "" )
      print ( "File upload initiated..." )


      This works fine but the files content types are "application/octet-stream"



      I went to some posts and tried by adding "client.set_options('auto_url_encode_decode', True)" as below



      def iothub_file_upload_sample_run():
      try:
      print ( "IoT Hub file upload sample, press Ctrl-C to exit" )

      client = IoTHubClient(CONNECTION_STRING, PROTOCOL)
      client.set_options('auto_url_encode_decode', True)

      f = open(PATHTOFILE, "r")
      content = f.read()

      client.upload_blob_async(FILENAME, content, len(content), blob_upload_conf_callback)

      print ( "" )
      print ( "File upload initiated..." )


      But the response message is
      File:C:Releaseiot-sdks-
      internalsreleasepythonautomationaziotsdk_pytoolssrccc-
      utilityadaptershttpapi_winhttp.c Func:HTTPAPI_CloneOption Line:1046
      unknown option auto_url_encode_decode


      unknown option auto_url_encode_decode and Protocol is HTTP



      Not sure if this is limitation of Azure IoT Hub Python to default send Application/octet-stream



      Any pointers would be appreciated










      share|improve this question















      I have Azure IoT Hub Python. Trying to upload the files through this routine



      def iothub_file_upload_sample_run():
      try:
      print ( "IoT Hub file upload sample, press Ctrl-C to exit" )
      client = IoTHubClient(CONNECTION_STRING, PROTOCOL)

      f = open(PATHTOFILE, "r")
      content = f.read()

      client.upload_blob_async(FILENAME, content, len(content), blob_upload_conf_callback)

      print ( "" )
      print ( "File upload initiated..." )


      This works fine but the files content types are "application/octet-stream"



      I went to some posts and tried by adding "client.set_options('auto_url_encode_decode', True)" as below



      def iothub_file_upload_sample_run():
      try:
      print ( "IoT Hub file upload sample, press Ctrl-C to exit" )

      client = IoTHubClient(CONNECTION_STRING, PROTOCOL)
      client.set_options('auto_url_encode_decode', True)

      f = open(PATHTOFILE, "r")
      content = f.read()

      client.upload_blob_async(FILENAME, content, len(content), blob_upload_conf_callback)

      print ( "" )
      print ( "File upload initiated..." )


      But the response message is
      File:C:Releaseiot-sdks-
      internalsreleasepythonautomationaziotsdk_pytoolssrccc-
      utilityadaptershttpapi_winhttp.c Func:HTTPAPI_CloneOption Line:1046
      unknown option auto_url_encode_decode


      unknown option auto_url_encode_decode and Protocol is HTTP



      Not sure if this is limitation of Azure IoT Hub Python to default send Application/octet-stream



      Any pointers would be appreciated







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