Hi, You can override org.apache.wicket.Application#getMimeType
On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 7:01 PM, Chris Snyder <chris.sny...@biologos.org>wrote: > I'm trying to serve SVG images as package resources. However, when I do > so, the image files are served with a mime-type of application/xml, rather > than the correct image/svg+xml. This causes strange behavior in Google > Chrome - the image displays as a broken link when included in an <img/> > tag, but renders fine when the image URL is opened directly. If the > resource is served from the main webapp directory rather than as a package > resource, the correct mime-type is sent and Chrome displays the image > properly. > > Delving into the code, it appears that the problem is Java's > URLConnection.guessContentTypeFromStream() method, which doesn't support > SVG files. I've verified this problem on both the Apple-supplied Java 1.6 > and the official Oracle Java 1.7, both on MacOS X. > > What would be the best way to work around this issue? I tried creating my > own custom PackageResource wrapper, which had its own PackageResourceStream > wrapper, but it quickly got unwieldy (as well as being a nightmare for > future maintainability). > > My goal is to have a subclass of Image that returns either a reference to > an SVG or a PNG depending on the browser version. I first noticed the > mime-type problem with my subclass, but I verified that it also exists when > using the standard Image class. > > Thanks in advance for your help! > -Chris Snyder > -- > Chris Snyder > Web Developer, BioLogos > 616.328.5208 x203 > biologos.org > >
