Pádraic Brady wrote:
>
> Because text/xml has issues as the MIME type. For example, it's default
> encoding is suppossed to be ASCII and it can't use some Unicode encodings
> depending on the protocol. application/xml has fewer restrictions, and in
> addition marks an XML document as being intended as data to be processed
> by a program/app. That's why all feed types, for example, follow the MIME
> type application/rss+xml, marking the type + format as being a machine
> processable XML document.
>
> application/xml is just the generic equivelant where no specific type for
> the format has been assigned/registered.
>
> Paddy
>
> Pádraic Brady
>
Thank you Pádraic for this explanation,
and all your recent contributions to ZF.
I really do appreciate this.
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