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RESTlet call is not respecting Content-Type in header
I have a RESTlet that I have written that I am trying to call using Token Based Authentication (TBA) and via client code where I am already authorized. Using TBA, I get my data back and I am able to JSON.parse my body and everything works fine. Using client code however, even after setting the content-type to application/json, I get an error stating that I should be returning TEXT (which is the default Content-Type) which is not what I am expecting. If I JSON.stringify my results when returning in the restlet, my client code works fine but in my TBA
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