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Why Does CodeArtsPerfTest Return Garbled Characters When Content-Type in the Request Header Is Set to UTF-8 in JMeter?
Updated on 2023-12-19 GMT+08:00
Why Does CodeArtsPerfTest Return Garbled Characters When Content-Type in the Request Header Is Set to UTF-8 in JMeter?
Specify UTF-8 encoding for content-type in the request header and delete request header fields irrelevant to services, such as "Accept-Encoding: gzip".
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