CFHTTP request with content-type "application/atom+xml"

Is it possible to send a HTTP request (method="post") with a body that has a set content-type (such as "application/atom+xml")?
using CFHTTP and CFHTTPPRAM, it seems the tag does not accept a content-type.
<cfhttpparam type="body" value="#myAtomXML#">
is there anyway to have CFHTTP , post the body with a given content-type?
IF NOT, could anyone point me to the right direction to accompolish this using Java?

Hi,
Have you tried the "mimetype" attribute of the <cfhttpparam> tag?.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/help.html?content=Tags_g-h_10.html

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=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(is));
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while (thisLine!=null) {
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thisLine=reader.readLine();
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any help and ideas to handel such situations ?
Thanks
San
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sanrosh_95

Try reposting that with tags (replace the {'s with ['s).
Long story short, I think the FAQ and examples would go a long way towards explaining this, but you basically can check the content type, or check if the content contains parts, and parse each part separately.

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