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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 27480] - Can't use CSVRead in HTTP Request Defaults

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Can't use CSVRead in HTTP Request Defaults





------- Additional Comments From sebb@apache.org  2004-03-07 01:26 -------
Works for me using a recent build. What errors are you seeing in the log file? 
Can you post a short test-case to reproduce the problem?

Unless you want to use multiple values during a run, you might find the __P() 
property function works just as well.

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