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I have a ByteArray of a sound recording. I would like to make a POST request that sends this as a file.
Can I do this without having the user save the file because I can only see FileReference.upload as a way to send files to POST and I don't know how to make a FileReference from a ByteArray. Thanks.
Brendan
Yes, you can, use URLLoader and set it's format to binary, then you can put the bytearray into data property of request object.