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Content Type Declaration in HTTP Header for outbound transmissions


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Content Type Declaration in HTTP Header for outbound transmissions

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know how I can get a meta tag into an outbound transmission to an external system? We are sending OTM order data through our B2B server to a third party logisitics provider, and our B2B server needs a specific content type declaration in the HTTP header in order to process our transmission.

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Re: Content Type Declaration in HTTP Header for outbound transmissions

Hi Pete,

the apache web server has a module called mod_headers that might help: "This module provides directives to control and modify HTTP request and response headers. Headers can be merged, replaced or removed."

You would probably need to dig a bit into the apache configuration to make sure that the header change is only done for the appropriate communication, but there are plenty of possibilities (and documentation) around for that.

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