Setting the ContentType for content published using a VirtualPathProvider

[Jan]

Is it possible to set the ContentType for the VirtualFile-descendant that a
custom virtual path provider returns in response to a call to its GetFile
method? Right now, web browsers tend to misinterpret the XML-data I return,
because I cannot specify that the content type is text/xml.

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RE: Setting the ContentType for content published using a VirtualPathP

see iis mime mapping in the vdir

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)


"Jan" wrote:

Is it possible to set the ContentType for the VirtualFile-descendant that a
custom virtual path provider returns in response to a call to its GetFile
method? Right now, web browsers tend to misinterpret the XML-data I return,
because I cannot specify that the content type is text/xml.
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[Jan]

Re: Setting the ContentType for content published using a VirtualPathP

Thanks, Bruce!

Perhaps I misunderstood your reply - if I'm running my code directly from
Visual Studio 2005, using the built-in development web server, where can I
set MIME mappings?

"bruce barker" <brucebarker@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in message
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see iis mime mapping in the vdir
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-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
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"Jan" wrote:
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>Is it possible to set the ContentType for the VirtualFile-descendant that
>a
>custom virtual path provider returns in response to a call to its GetFile
>method? Right now, web browsers tend to misinterpret the XML-data I
>return,
>because I cannot specify that the content type is text/xml.
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