UDN 472564 - CurlHttp merges headers on redirect

when curl requests are redirected (301) – response headers are merged together and are comma separated.  but, Content-Type headers are required to use semi-colon ";" separators.

majoriy of this came from:

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Create a new C++ blank project

• In Content Browswer, click Add New
• Select New C++ Class...
• Select Actor, click Next
• Name new Actor: HttpActor
• Click Create Class

visual studio should be starting up

• you can close editor for now...

edit Project/Source/Project/Project.Build.cs

• change from:

PublicDependencyModuleNames.AddRange(new string[] { "Core", "CoreUObject", "Engine", "InputCore" });

• to: (basically, add the Http module)

PublicDependencyModuleNames.AddRange(new string[] { "Core", "CoreUObject", "Engine", "InputCore", "Http" });

replace HttpActor.h and HttpActor.cpp with the ones attached to this JIRA.

build C++ project game from visual studio (if you've closed the editor)

• back in editor, click on compile button (if this was not done with visual studio)

add HttpActor to screen – to see the actor you may need to:

• click on content folder icon
• click arrow next to C++ classes
• and then click on your project

drag and drop HttpActor to scene

fire up the 2 python web servers (also attached to this JIRA):

• in a command prompt, type:

python page1.py

• in another command prompt, type:

python page2.py

ensure test.json is also in the same folder as these two python scripts.

back in editor, click play – look in the output window to see that there's only one set of Content-Type

if you see "Connection refused" in the output window, ensure the python commands are still running.

or else, you should see a line that shows:

Content-type: application/json

and not:

Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8, application/json