> I have tomcat3.2.3 which has web.xml file in it which to specify
> the mime type. I used this file to specify my mime type (cacert) to export
> to client. But
> though i edited that xml document to set the mime type for cacert. The
> tomcat server is not still exporting cacert format to the client. I dont
> know whether i am doing
> it correctly. If somebody has set a mime type in tomcat sever. can help in
> this regard.
Add mime-mappings to web.xml so Tomcat can set the content-type
when serving static documents. To set the content-type of dynamic
documents generated by a servlet call the function setContentType
in class javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse (inherited from
class javax.servlet.ServletResponse). For example:
response.setContentType("application/cacert");
Hope this helps.
Chris
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