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Why Content-Type header is used in RestAPI Callouts in Salesforce?
Why Content-Type header is used in RestAPI Callouts in Salesforce?
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The request Content-Type header is set to let the service know that the sent data is in JSON format so that it can process the data appropriately. The service responds by sending a status code and a list of all animals, including the one you added.
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The request Content-Type header is set to let the service know that the sent data is in JSON format so that it can process the data appropriately.
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