DO NOT REPLY [Bug 48372] multibyte data getting corrupted with HTTP POST - when used JMeter 2.3.4

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--- Comment #5 from jml <[email protected]> 2009-12-13 20:56:38 UTC ---
In the attached jmx file , i have given a simple command that is used in our
testcase -  i.e the Export command  - which will get the entire calendar data
from the calendar server, as part of the HTTP response.   . Now, that HTTP
Response returned from the server has multibyte content - example calendar name
, etc .. which are in non-english .

Please see the screenshots of the reponses that i have added in the zip file.
I have given the comparison of HTTP responses as seen under both Jmeter
versions.

In the screenshot -  its clear that the HTTP Reponse is not being handled
correctly by Jmeter 2.3.4 , when we have method as POST. 

If i just use Jmeter 2.3RC4 for the ditto jmx file , the HTTP response will be
proper - see the screen shot again.


I gave just 1 sample testcase to show that the HTTP Response is not handled
correctly - the multibyte data in the response are getting corrupted when
handled by jmeter 2.3.4 .
That same jmx file works absolutely fine without any change when used with
Jmeter 2.3RC4.

Please Let me know what other details would be required. may i know -Do you
want me to send more testcases as samples/examples ?

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