content-length-header tagged requests and articles
Categorized request examples and articles tagged with [content-length-header] keyword What is the Content-Length header?
The Content-Length header specifies the data size in the HTTP message's body. Browsers automatically add Content-Length and Content-Type headers based on the size and type of data sent to the server. To manually pass the Content-Length header to the server{{ using LANG}}, you need to add the Content-Length: [length] and Content-Type: [mime type] headers to your request, which describes the size and type of data in the body of the POST request. The data length must be specified in bytes. In this {{LANG}} Content-Length Header Example, we make a POST request to the ReqBin echo URL and send data to the server in the body of the POST message. Click Send to run {{using LANG}} Content-Length Header example online and see the results.
The Content-Length header specifies the data size in the HTTP message's body. Browsers automatically add Content-Length and Content-Type headers based on the size and type of data sent to the server. To manually pass the Content-Length header to the server{{ using LANG}}, you need to add the Content-Length: [length] and Content-Type: [mime type] headers to your request, which describes the size and type of data in the body of the POST request. The data length must be specified in bytes. In this {{LANG}} Content-Length Header Example, we make a POST request to the ReqBin echo URL and send data to the server in the body of the POST message. Click Send to run {{using LANG}} Content-Length Header example online and see the results.
