Hi all, I am using the Http::Request with SSL connection to send my xml data(content) to the paymen gateway server. I am sinding the following header information, 

'MIME-Version'                => $self->MIME_Version, 
                                        'Content-Type'                
+=> $self->content_type,
                                        #'Content-length'            =
+> $self->content_length,  
                                        'Content-length'            =>
+ '1',  
                                        'Content-transfer-encoding'   
+ => $self->content_transfer_encoding,  
                                        'Request-number'            =>
+ $self->request_number,
                                        'Document-type'               
+ => $self->document_type,

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In this Content-Length = 239 as per the variable. I am getting the error as 413 huge data in the request. When I m removing Content-Length the request at least goes to server but for me it is mandatory to send this field as per the requirement given by the payment gateway server. If anybody has any idea or sugession please let me know. Thanks, SHAM...

In reply to Content-Length for HTTP Header. by Sham

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