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So this means I need to tell the server already in the header which boundary string will be used in the body.
Since clj-http generates boundary strings automatically, is there any way to get this boundary string before the http message is sent, so I can add it to the header?
The other way of dealing with this would be for me to specify a boundary string myself. Is that possible?
Closing as there has been no progress on this in four years, the linked message contains a workaround. If anyone else would like this or disagrees let me know and I'll be happy to re-open it.
Me and multipart requests again...
I need to generate a multipart request with the following header:
So this means I need to tell the server already in the header which boundary string will be used in the body.
Since clj-http generates boundary strings automatically, is there any way to get this boundary string before the http message is sent, so I can add it to the header?
The other way of dealing with this would be for me to specify a boundary string myself. Is that possible?
Btw I found this: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/clojure/JGCKVAqP6h4
But it didn't really help me since I don't really want to generate the body myself.
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