It may be worth mentioning that in order to get the file name from the HTTP headers, extracting the Content-Disposition header is not enough.
You still need to obtain the filename property from this header value.
Example of header value returned: attachment; filename="myFileName.pdf".
The function below will extract filename="myFileName.pdf", then extract "myFileName.pdf" and finally remove the extra quotes around to get myFileName.pdf.
You can use the snippet below:
function getFileNameFromHttpResponse(httpResponse) {
var contentDispositionHeader = httpResponse.headers('Content-Disposition');
var result = contentDispositionHeader.split(';')[1].trim().split('=')[1];
return result.replace(/"/g, '');
}