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Hemachandar (Bug 60800):
I am trying to upload a file to a dbserver. As per my request format everything is working fine. But there is an issue in HTTP Request Headers. I have added common http headers through the request. But Content-Type is added additionally through the request header.
The actual problem arises when reading the boundary value. JMeter additionally share charset in the content-type which is not actually needed for request headers.
This was faced in version 3.1. But in Jmeter 2.9 there is no charset shared in the request headers and it is processing successfully.
Please let me know how to disable the charset in content type for HTTP request headers.
Attaching the screenshot of Request headers for v3.1 and v2.9.
UbikLoadPack support (migrated from Bugzilla):
Hello,
Can you show how your HttpRequest is configured ?
Possibly attaching a short JMX plan instead of screenshot ?
Thanks
Hemachandar (Bug 60800):
I am trying to upload a file to a dbserver. As per my request format everything is working fine. But there is an issue in HTTP Request Headers. I have added common http headers through the request. But Content-Type is added additionally through the request header.
The actual problem arises when reading the boundary value. JMeter additionally share charset in the content-type which is not actually needed for request headers.
This was faced in version 3.1. But in Jmeter 2.9 there is no charset shared in the request headers and it is processing successfully.
Please let me know how to disable the charset in content type for HTTP request headers.
Attaching the screenshot of Request headers for v3.1 and v2.9.
Created attachment Jmeter - v2.9.png: Jmeter - v2.9
Severity: major
OS: All
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