How can I send just 'application/json' as the content-type header with Karate?












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I'm trying to write my first test for a service that I have no control over. The service validates headers on incoming requests and for the content-type header it requires that the value be application/json, and only that value. However when I try to write a test and explicitly set the content-type header to only have this value, the header that is generated has the following value instead: application/json; charset=UTF-8



This additional charset=UTF-8 value is preventing my test from passing. Is there anyway to prevent Karate from adding it?










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    I'm trying to write my first test for a service that I have no control over. The service validates headers on incoming requests and for the content-type header it requires that the value be application/json, and only that value. However when I try to write a test and explicitly set the content-type header to only have this value, the header that is generated has the following value instead: application/json; charset=UTF-8



    This additional charset=UTF-8 value is preventing my test from passing. Is there anyway to prevent Karate from adding it?










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      I'm trying to write my first test for a service that I have no control over. The service validates headers on incoming requests and for the content-type header it requires that the value be application/json, and only that value. However when I try to write a test and explicitly set the content-type header to only have this value, the header that is generated has the following value instead: application/json; charset=UTF-8



      This additional charset=UTF-8 value is preventing my test from passing. Is there anyway to prevent Karate from adding it?










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      I'm trying to write my first test for a service that I have no control over. The service validates headers on incoming requests and for the content-type header it requires that the value be application/json, and only that value. However when I try to write a test and explicitly set the content-type header to only have this value, the header that is generated has the following value instead: application/json; charset=UTF-8



      This additional charset=UTF-8 value is preventing my test from passing. Is there anyway to prevent Karate from adding it?







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          The default setting of UTF-8 on Content-Type can be overide by this,



          * configure charset = null



          Please refer charset in configure table from karate documentation






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            That did the trick! Thanks so much!

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          The default setting of UTF-8 on Content-Type can be overide by this,



          * configure charset = null



          Please refer charset in configure table from karate documentation






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            That did the trick! Thanks so much!

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          The default setting of UTF-8 on Content-Type can be overide by this,



          * configure charset = null



          Please refer charset in configure table from karate documentation






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            That did the trick! Thanks so much!

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            Nov 26 '18 at 12:34














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          The default setting of UTF-8 on Content-Type can be overide by this,



          * configure charset = null



          Please refer charset in configure table from karate documentation






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          The default setting of UTF-8 on Content-Type can be overide by this,



          * configure charset = null



          Please refer charset in configure table from karate documentation







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            That did the trick! Thanks so much!

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            That did the trick! Thanks so much!

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          That did the trick! Thanks so much!

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          That did the trick! Thanks so much!

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