On Mon, 23 Jan 2017, Mark Streit wrote:
For a file *widget.bmp*:
- The MIME returned from Tika is *"image/x-ms-bmp"* and our application
code successfully creates the cmis:Document object setting the
cmis:contentStreamMimeType
to "*image/x-ms-bmp*".
- If you create the content using the *Chemistry Workbench,* the content
is created successfully as well, but the cmis:contentStreamMimeType is
set to "*image/bmp*".
See TIKA-2250. Chemistry uses the "common" but until recently unofficial
mimetype, Tika was giving the "correct" one with the other as an alias.
However, as of a few months ago (see RFC 7903), the one that Chemistry
uses is now official, so Tika will switch
Likewise for a file *another_widget.xml*:
- The MIME returned from Tika is *"application/xml"* and our application
code successfully creates the cmis:Document object setting the
cmis:contentStreamMimeType
to "*application/xml*".
- If you create the content using the *Chemistry Workbench,* the content
is created successfully as well, but the cmis:contentStreamMimeType is
set to "*text/xml*".
Generally text/xml is used for XML files which can be sensibly looked at
by humans, application/xml for everything else.
Nick
