Send the file
Send the file
Sending and receiving messages is demonstrated numerous times in the BDK 2.0 courses. Please refer to the demos at the end of the chapters. Attachments are an optional field in the Message object, which accepts any type of InputStream. An example using `FileInputStream` would look like this:
```java
// Java
Attachment file = new Attachment(new FileInputStream("./data.csv"), "data.csv");
Message msg = Message.builder().attachments(List.of(file)).content("Hello").build();
bdk.messages().send(streamId, msg);
```
```python
# Python
with open("data.csv", "rb") as file:
await bdk.messages().send_message(stream_id, Message(content="Hello", attachments=[file]))
```
Sending and receiving messages is demonstrated numerous times in the BDK 2.0 courses. Please refer to the demos at the end of the chapters. Attachments are an optional field in the Message object, which accepts any type of InputStream. An example using `FileInputStream` would look like this:
```java
// Java
Attachment file = new Attachment(new FileInputStream("./data.csv"), "data.csv");
Message msg = Message.builder().attachments(List.of(file)).content("Hello").build();
bdk.messages().send(streamId, msg);
```
```python
with open("data.csv", "rb") as file:
await bdk.messages().send_message(stream_id, Message(content="Hello", attachments=[file]))
```
Send the file
Send the file
Sending and receiving messages is demonstrated numerous times in the BDK 2.0 courses. Please refer to the demos at the end of the chapters. Attachments are an optional field in the Message object, which accepts any type of InputStream. An example using `FileInputStream` would look like this:
```java
// Java
Attachment file = new Attachment(new FileInputStream("./data.csv"), "data.csv");
Message msg = Message.builder().attachments(List.of(file)).content("Hello").build();
bdk.messages().send(streamId, msg);
```
```python
with open("data.csv", "rb") as file:
await bdk.messages().send_message(stream_id, Message(content="Hello", attachments=[file]))
```
Sending and receiving messages is demonstrated numerous times in the BDK 2.0 for Java course. Please refer to the demos at the end of the chapters. Attachments are an optional field in the Message object, which accepts any type of InputStream. An example using `FileInputStream` would look like this:
```java
Attachment file = new Attachment(new FileInputStream("./data.csv"), "data.csv");
Message msg = Message.builder().attachments(List.of(file)).content("Hello").build();
bdk.messages().send(streamId, msg);
```
Send the file
Send the file
Sending and receiving messages is demonstrated numerous times in the BDK 2.0 for Java course. Please refer to the demos at the end of the chapters. Attachments are an optional field in the Message object, which accepts any type of InputStream. An example using `FileInputStream` would look like this:
```java
Attachment file = new Attachment(new FileInputStream("./data.csv"), "data.csv");
Message msg = Message.builder().attachments(List.of(file)).content("Hello").build();
bdk.messages().send(streamId, msg);
```
Sending and receiving messages is demonstrated numerous times in the BDK 2.0 for Java course. Please refer to the demos at the end of the chapters. Attachments are an optional field in the Message object, which accepts any type of InputStream. An example using `FileInputStream` would look like this:
```java
Attachment file = new Attachment(new FileInputStream(new File("path/to/file.csv")));
Message msg = Message.builder().attachments(List.of(file)).content("Hello").build();
bdk.messages().send(streamId, msg);
```
Send the file
Sending and receiving messages is demonstrated numerous times in the BDK 2.0 for Java course. Please refer to the demos at the end of the chapters. Attachments are an optional field in the Message object, which accepts any type of InputStream. An example using `FileInputStream` would look like this:
```java
Attachment file = new Attachment(new FileInputStream(new File("path/to/file.csv")));
Message msg = Message.builder().attachments(List.of(file)).content("Hello").build();
bdk.messages().send(streamId, msg);
```