Hello,
Here is my situation: I have audio files that are not named "foo.wav"
but "foo". As a consequence, Tomcat does not define a content-type for
these files as "audio/x-wav" since they are not matching with the
extension ".wav". Finally, they are not correctly interpreted by the
client.
I have tried to define the following mime-mapping in this way, but it does not
work:
<!-- For files without extension, default mime-type is "audio/x-wav" -->
<mime-mapping>
<extension></extension>
<mime-type>audio/x-wav</mime-type>
</mime-mapping>
<!-- Of course, for *.wav files, the mime-type is also "audio/x-wav" -->
<mime-mapping>
<extension>wav</extension>
<mime-type>audio/x-wav</mime-type>
</mime-mapping>
Is there a way to define the content-type in Tomcat config files
to say files without extension have a mime-type set to "audio/x-wav"?
(If possible, I'd like to avoid using a servlet to set the mime-type for files
without extension).
Your advice are very welcomed!
Thanks in advance.
Vincent
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