On Feb 16, 2004, at 9:33 AM, Devin Asay wrote:
Can you tell me what the mime type is for Safari? Something like application/x-rev?
Don't know
By the way, who decides the official mime type designation? Who decided, for example, that the mime type for MS Excel documents is application/vnd.ms-excel? Is there a registry somewhere, or do they just "evolve" into a standard?
Not certain, but I don't remember ever hearing about a registry. the MIME types that start with "x-" are "xperimental" or something; which means that if you are making on up ad-hoc, then prefix it with "x-".
If an organization controls a file format then they could choose a non "x-" MIME type.
The topic of creating web-enabled apps in Rev is of great interest to me right now; I'm going to give a conference presentation later this year on Internet-enabled applications at a Symposium of foreign language educators. The working title is "The Browser is Dead; Long Live the Web". Of course I am going to be talking about how easy it is to create web-savvy apps in Revolution. I have read Richard Gaskin's excellent article on the subject, and I would welcome anyone's input who has experience/ideas on this topic.
Cool!
re: MIME types for Web enabled Rev apps maybe it's not even an issue. Because in your script you can just do like this and load stacks right into the running engine:
go URL "http://domain/next-stack.rev";
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