On 02.11.10 16:32, "Markus Pielmeier" <markus.pielme...@googlemail.com>
wrote:
>Hi,
>
>
>I'm currently implementing some JSP pages for my Sling components. How
>can I define a specific HTTP response content type for my dynamic JSP
>pages? I want my page to be delivered with text/css MIME type.
>
>I've created a new component my_component. Below MyComponent I've
>added a JSP with the name my_component.css.jsp. my_component.css.jsp
>has the following content:
>---snip---
><%...@page contentType="text/css; charset=utf-8"%>
>.my_demo_css {
> /* further dynamic CSS code comes here */
>}
>---snip---
>
>I can access my component with a URL like
>http://localhost:4502/.../my_content.css. But the HTTP response from
>Sling is delivered with a text/html content type.
>
>Generally I'm not sure how Sling determines the response content type
>for a delivered page. When I understand the documentation [1] right
>then Sling uses the file extension to determine the MIME type for the
>content type? But which extension is meant here? Is it the "file
>extension" of the URL? Or is it the extension of my files in the JCR?
No, this mime type setting should only apply if a binary file is directly
streamed from the repository (using sling's fallback webdav servlet), but
not if this is a node with a resource type that is rendered using a jsp
script. In that case the jsp defines the content type of the response.
>I've also tries to set the content type in the JSP manually:
>---snip---
><% response.setContentType("text/css; charset=utf-8"); %>
>---snip---
>This doesen't work either.
Both the @page directive and the response.setContentType() should work.
Are you sure you inspected that using a tool like curl? I remember
browsers sometimes showing text/html for all text files if you view them
directly in the browser...
> To me it seems like (maybe Sling)
>overwrites the content type after my JSP is fully rendered. Can this
>be the case?
I don't think so...
Regards,
Alex
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Alexander Klimetschek
Developer // Adobe (Day) // Berlin - Basel
