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HTTPS post request send header+body in request for mozilla browser but for internet explorer header receives first after that body comes

pankajbsonawne
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For HTTPS Post request, Mozilla browser send header and body combined in request. But same request, internet explorer sends as header and body message seperately. I have a camera , that i used to firmware upgarde. I used http/https both with MOZILLA/IE browser. My observation is as follows -> IE http and Mozilla http request goes correctly(means header and body comes into one single reqest). -> IE https request send header message first and then body message, so this request also works as back-end server in handle like this. ->ISSUE is here for mozilla https case header and body goes combined so camera behaves imroperly. 

  To solve this can you please help me so that to send mozilla https request like header and body seperately
For HTTPS Post request, Mozilla browser send header and body combined in request. But same request, internet explorer sends as header and body message seperately. I have a camera , that i used to firmware upgarde. I used http/https both with MOZILLA/IE browser. My observation is as follows -> IE http and Mozilla http request goes correctly(means header and body comes into one single reqest). -> IE https request send header message first and then body message, so this request also works as back-end server in handle like this. ->ISSUE is here for mozilla https case header and body goes combined so camera behaves imroperly. To solve this can you please help me so that to send mozilla https request like header and body seperately

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