Every now and then you are working on a UTF-8 system and you have to deliver a flat file (or any other string) to a ISO-8859-1 system, as an example. To achive this we need to tell Mule that we want the result in ISO-8859-1 and not the default UTF-8.
This can be solved like this:
%dw 2.0 output application/flatfile encoding="ISO-8859-1"
Without the “encoding=ISO-8859-1” we would get the default UTF-8 encoding. This works of course for many other encoding-transformations
Tested on Mule 4.3, Anypoint Studio 7.11 on Windows 10
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