public MultiPartConfig defaultSubtype(String defaultSubtype) {
    """
	Specify the default subtype to use if not defined explicitly in when making the multi-part request.
	This will control how the Content-Type will be constructed for multipart requests when using REST Assured
	when no Content-Type header has been explicitly defined. For example if subtype is set to "mixed" then the
	Content-Type header will be "multipart/mixed" if not specified explicitly.
	<p>
	Default is {@value #DEFAULT_SUBTYPE}
	</p>
	
	@param defaultSubtype The default subtype to use in multipart requests. Default is {@value #DEFAULT_SUBTYPE}.
	@return A new instance of {@link MultiPartConfig}
    """
        return new MultiPartConfig(defaultControlName, defaultFileName, defaultSubtype, defaultBoundary, defaultCharset, true);
    }
public MultiPartConfig defaultSubtype(String defaultSubtype) {
        return new MultiPartConfig(defaultControlName, defaultFileName, defaultSubtype, defaultBoundary, defaultCharset, true);
    }
public MultiPartConfig defaultSubtype ( String defaultSubtype ) { return new MultiPartConfig ( defaultControlName , defaultFileName , defaultSubtype , defaultBoundary , defaultCharset , true ) ; }
Specify the default subtype to use if not defined explicitly in when making the multi-part request.
This will control how the Content-Type will be constructed for multipart requests when using REST Assured
when no Content-Type header has been explicitly defined. For example if subtype is set to "mixed" then the
Content-Type header will be "multipart/mixed" if not specified explicitly.
<p>
Default is {@value #DEFAULT_SUBTYPE}
</p>

@param defaultSubtype The default subtype to use in multipart requests. Default is {@value #DEFAULT_SUBTYPE}.
@return A new instance of {@link MultiPartConfig}
Specify the default subtype to use if not defined explicitly in when making the multi - part request . This will control how the Content - Type will be constructed for multipart requests when using REST Assured when no Content - Type header has been explicitly defined . For example if subtype is set to mixed then the Content - Type header will be multipart / mixed if not specified explicitly . <p > Default is { @value #DEFAULT_SUBTYPE } < / p >