The nicest solution is to follow the tips in this article:
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2003/03/19/dive-into-xml.html
Basically , if the HTTP_ACCEPT variable contains the string "application/xhtml+xml" set MIME-Type to that, otherwise set it to "text/html".
And no, I have no idea how you do that in Java/JSP, I'm too much of a newbie yet, but eventually I'll have to do something like that myself.
Thanks for the nice tip.
It seems like this checking is something you would do on the server---Tomcat. You could probably get it done somewhere in the internals of the JavaServer Faces implementation, too.
I found <mime-mapping> in web.xml and tried setting the "faces" extension to return text/html. No luck. Then I tried the "jsp" extension. No luck there, either. The _Java™ Servlet Specification
Version 2.4_ is no help. Neither is _Professional Apache Tomcat 5_.
Can Tomcat handle this?
Is there something I can put in my JSF page to handle this? Rather than placing hacks throughout my pages, though, I'd like to just tell Tomcat to serve text/html for now---how do I do that?
Garret
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