David,
The problem I am facing is using svg in my theme. As you know svg is an
xml format, and I am trying to embed it in my decotartor. However,
browsers don't display these images because they are receiving a content
type in the http header showing that the content is "text/html". When I
save the pages as static files through the browser save dialog and
modify the contents type to "application/xhtml+xml" , I get the images
to display correctly. I tried to change this mime type in multiple
locations in jetspeed but the header still contains text/html in the
response. I am using firebug to check the http header.
In an earlier email, I was advised to change the DB table. I will try
this soon, since it's the only option I have, however, I prefer not to
use or modify anything in the DB, as I am looking to keep the
deployments easy and simple. I have worked before with CMS that stores
contents and configuration in the DB, and deployment were nightmares
because I had to sync the DB, while if the configurations are only in
the files, deployments can be smooth.
As I said, I will try the option of modifying the db table, however, I
like to hear your input.
Thank you in advance.
David Sean Taylor wrote:
On Oct 3, 2008, at 10:13 AM, Jeroen Hoffman wrote:
Hi Mansour,
Well, Jetspeed's table called 'mimetype' holds the know mimetype, of
which the entry with id 1 stands for application/xhtml+xml and 2 for
text/html.
In the table called 'client', various browsers for different
platforms can be identified. Each entry has a value
preferred_mimetype_id that sets the default mimetype to be set as
content type of the response.
So to change it you need to update your client table.
Using SQL this would be:
> update client set preferred_mimetype_id=1 where
preferred_mimetype_id=2;
Im not sure if I understand the problem, but I thought I would give a
little history that might help
Device configuration is imported with Jetspeed XML. We have the
following mime types:
<MimeTypes>
<MimeType>application/xhtml+xml</MimeType>
<MimeType>text/html</MimeType>
<MimeType>text/vnd.wap.wml</MimeType>
<MimeType>text/vxml</MimeType>
<MimeType>text/xhtml</MimeType>
<MimeType>text/xml</MimeType>
</MimeTypes>
You can add an additional mime type, for ex:
<MimeType>image/svg+xml</MimeType>
Whereas your browser's headers provide mime types, Jetspeed maps them
to a more generic media type. You can create your own media type:
<MediaTypes>
<MediaType name="svg">
<charcterSet value="UTF-8"/>
<title value="SVG"/>
<description value="SVG Media Type"/>
<capabilities></capabilities>
<mimeTypes>image/svg+xml</mimeTypes>
</MediaType>
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