Use default charset (server side) instead of hard-coded ISO-8895-1 #14
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Use default charset (server side) instead of hard-coded ISO-8895-1
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Use default charset (server side) instead of hard-coded ISO-8895-1
more details are in the Ticket: https://support.fusioncharts.com/helpdesk/tickets/544292
Main issue is Export charts with Japanese chars , the charectes are garbled
fusionexport-java-client while preparing the multipart payload in class HttpConnectionManager.addReqParam(String key, String value) which calls http4 Mime library builder MultipartEntityBuilder.addTextBody(key, value) which adds request param with content type DEFAULT_TEXT that has encoding ISO_8859_1 because of that the payload is all garbled when sent to fusion-server
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