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I am using a TIdDecoderMIME (Delphi7) &nbsp;component to extract the zip attachment from an xml file.<br />
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Sometimes when I open the zip file afterwards it has 'garbage at end of file' message<br />
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is there a better way of getting an attachment from a &lt;![CDATA[ section of an xml file.<br />
So I dont get this message.<br />
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We were taking the text section from the cdata section removing the #10, but there must be a simple more straight forward method,<br />
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I am using a TIdDecoderMIME (Delphi7)  component to extract the zip attachment from an xml file.

Sometimes when I open the zip file afterwards it has 'garbage at end of file' message

is there a better way of getting an attachment from a <![CDATA[ section of an xml file.
So I dont get this message.

We were taking the text section from the cdata section removing the #10, but there must be a simple more straight forward method,



Extracting an ZIP Attachment from an XML File.

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