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[IEDriver] Error: No property named 'capabilities' or 'desiredCapabilities' found in new session request body. if Content-Length is not set #7986

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mucsi96 opened this issue Feb 2, 2020 · 0 comments
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[IEDriver] Error: No property named 'capabilities' or 'desiredCapabilities' found in new session request body. if Content-Length is not set #7986

mucsi96 opened this issue Feb 2, 2020 · 0 comments
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If Content-Length header is not set in request then IEDriver is not able to process the request. The other problem is that the check for Content-Lenght is case sensitive. This is not inline with HTTP specification.

I am happy to contribute the improvements if you agree with fixing this. But my C++ experience is very limited :(

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OS: Windows 10
Browser: Internet Explorer
Browser version: 11
Browser Driver version: 3.14.0.0 (64-bit)
Language Bindings version: NodeJS
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@mucsi96 mucsi96 changed the title [IEDriver] No property named 'capabilities' or 'desiredCapabilities' found in new session request body. if Content-Length is not set [IEDriver] Error: No property named 'capabilities' or 'desiredCapabilities' found in new session request body. if Content-Length is not set Feb 2, 2020
reidj32 added a commit to reidj32/selenium that referenced this issue Apr 24, 2020
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case insensitive check for the content-length header
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According to RFC 2616 and 7230, headers names are case insensitive.

When creating a new session, the webdriver server is checking the
request for a case sensitive Content-Type header. This causes the body
to be empty on session creation and will result in the IEDriverServer
complaining about missing capabilities.

This change will search for the Content-Type in a case insensitive
manner before capturing the value of the header.

Fixes SeleniumHQ#7986
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