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| You are able to override the Content-Type header in SoapUI by creating "Content-Type" in the header tab and specifying the value for it. |
Thank you Marcus. Unfortunately that doesn't help in this case, as the files in question aren't involved in the actual SoapUI mock requests. I have the Swagger UI files under my Docroot folder, and I figured that anything I put there would just get served as static content by Jetty. I have tried serving the Swagger files from a separate server, but then experience different problems, unrelated to SoapUI (POST requests are being issued as OPTIONS requests, for some reason).
