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Set encoding for the request to UTF-8 based on the ‘from encoding’ with a user selected error option. Add this to a connection when the other system sends back text in a character encoding other than UTF-8, which can leave accented letters or special symbols looking garbled. This plugin converts the response from the encoding you name into UTF-8 so the rest of your integration reads clean, consistent text. You also choose what should happen to any characters that cannot be converted: stop with an error, replace them with a close approximation, or simply drop them.

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This plugin converts the response body from the encoding you name into UTF-8. The text itself is unchanged; only its encoding is corrected, so characters that were previously garbled display correctly. For example, when the other system returns text encoded as Windows-1252 and you want any characters that do not map cleanly to be approximated rather than dropped: