Hi,
My HTTP service overrides the "Authorization" header and provide a
signature string value to the Authorization header.
Now I understands that JMeter omits this header if added under HTTP Header
manager. Instead we should use HTTP authorization manager.
But I can not use HTTP Authorization manager since it's not a user/password
thing. Is there any way to control Jmeter such that it doesn't omit the
Authorization header under HTTP Header manager?
Thanks,
Pradeep
My HTTP service overrides the "Authorization" header and provide a
signature string value to the Authorization header.
Now I understands that JMeter omits this header if added under HTTP Header
manager. Instead we should use HTTP authorization manager.
But I can not use HTTP Authorization manager since it's not a user/password
thing. Is there any way to control Jmeter such that it doesn't omit the
Authorization header under HTTP Header manager?
Thanks,
Pradeep