Hi, I have a "Header Manager" with two fields called "Accept-Charset" and "Authorization" and a HTTP Request sampler using this header. When I select the "HTTPClient4" implementation for the HTTP Request, the GET request is sent with the two fields in the header (which is good). Now when I select the "Java" implementation, the GET request is sent only with the "Accept-Charset" field in the header; the "Authorization" field is not inserted in the header and is missing. Is this a limitation of the "Java" implementation or a bug? How can we get all the header fields populated in the request when using the "Java" implementation protocol?
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